What are the responsibilities and job description for the Park Ranger I (Part-Time) position at Prince William County Government?
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Do you prefer an office without walls? Do you enjoy engaging with the public? If so, we have the career you’re looking for with the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Ranger Division.The Prince William County, Department of Parks and Recreation has a service portfolio which includes 81 parks and facilities spread across 5,000 acres, two waterparks, four community pools, two indoor aquatic and fitness centers, three community centers, three golf courses, 50 miles of trails, 15 historic sites, and over 200 athletic fields. About This Role: The primary responsibility of this role is to protect park resources and enhance the visitor experience by patrolling PWC Parks and Facilities, ensuring a safe environment for all to enjoy; address safety concerns at the level of your Park Ranger Training and work with the PWC Polic Department for events of a criminal nature; provide outstanding customer service to our patrons and park visitors.Minimum Requirements: High School diploma or G.E.D. and 1 year of experience educating, directing, and dealing with the public in a professional manner. Preferences: Experience in educating, directing, and dealing with the Public in a professional manner.Experience in Law enforcement, military, customer service, or hospitality.Ability to pass IPMBA Mountain Bike Training Course.Physical Requirements: Ability to walk for extended periods of time, often over rough terrain, and the ability to perform these tasks in all weather conditions. Special Requirements: Must possess a valid driver’s license and the ability to operate a county owned vehicle in a safe manner.Must pass a DPR conducted DMV records check. All hires 18 and older must pass a criminal background check, fingerprinting may be required.Wear a uniform and provide a neutral appearance.Ability to pass all aspects of training that prepare Rangers for their specific duties. This will include classroom, on the job, and demonstrate the ability to adapt this training to real life scenarios.Ability to use modern technology, I.G., cell phone, computer, 2-way radio.Must be able to effectively communicate thoughts into an official written report to substantiate enforcement actions.Work Schedule: This is a Part-time position (22.5-30 hours per week), and may be assigned to work evenings, weekends and holidays.The position is subject to change in hours and assigned days off on short notice. Starting Salary Range: $23.46 - $27.60Prince William County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the County will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities and encourages both prospective and current employees to discuss potential accommodations with the employer. Click for class description.
Do you prefer an office without walls? Do you enjoy engaging with the public? If so, we have the career you’re looking for with the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Ranger Division.The Prince William County, Department of Parks and Recreation has a service portfolio which includes 81 parks and facilities spread across 5,000 acres, two waterparks, four community pools, two indoor aquatic and fitness centers, three community centers, three golf courses, 50 miles of trails, 15 historic sites, and over 200 athletic fields. About This Role: The primary responsibility of this role is to protect park resources and enhance the visitor experience by patrolling PWC Parks and Facilities, ensuring a safe environment for all to enjoy; address safety concerns at the level of your Park Ranger Training and work with the PWC Polic Department for events of a criminal nature; provide outstanding customer service to our patrons and park visitors.Minimum Requirements: High School diploma or G.E.D. and 1 year of experience educating, directing, and dealing with the public in a professional manner. Preferences: Experience in educating, directing, and dealing with the Public in a professional manner.Experience in Law enforcement, military, customer service, or hospitality.Ability to pass IPMBA Mountain Bike Training Course.Physical Requirements: Ability to walk for extended periods of time, often over rough terrain, and the ability to perform these tasks in all weather conditions. Special Requirements: Must possess a valid driver’s license and the ability to operate a county owned vehicle in a safe manner.Must pass a DPR conducted DMV records check. All hires 18 and older must pass a criminal background check, fingerprinting may be required.Wear a uniform and provide a neutral appearance.Ability to pass all aspects of training that prepare Rangers for their specific duties. This will include classroom, on the job, and demonstrate the ability to adapt this training to real life scenarios.Ability to use modern technology, I.G., cell phone, computer, 2-way radio.Must be able to effectively communicate thoughts into an official written report to substantiate enforcement actions.Work Schedule: This is a Part-time position (22.5-30 hours per week), and may be assigned to work evenings, weekends and holidays.The position is subject to change in hours and assigned days off on short notice. Starting Salary Range: $23.46 - $27.60Prince William County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the County will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities and encourages both prospective and current employees to discuss potential accommodations with the employer. Click for class description.
Salary : $23 - $28
