Park Ranger
Norfolk, VA Norfolk, VA Full-time Full-time $41,187 - $67,135 a year $41,187 - $67,135 a year 2 days ago 2 days ago 2 days ago Description The City of Norfolk's Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking a Park Ranger.
The main responsibility of a Park Ranger is protecting and supervising designated outdoor areas.
Park Rangers patrol (unarmed) the grounds and make sure campers, hikers, and other visitors are following the rules.
Park Rangers enforces city codes and acts as the first point of contact and educates visitors on the use of recreational facilities.
Essential Functions Essential functions include but are not limited to:
The main responsibility of a park ranger is protecting and supervising designated outdoor areas.
Park rangers patrol the grounds and make sure that campers, hikers, and other visitors are following the rules-including fire safety regulations-and do not disrupt the natural environment or fellow guests.
Also responsible for giving guided tours or presentations of the park.
Work in the visitor center, providing guests with maps and areas of interest and areas that are off-limits.
Conduct search-and-rescue missions, initiate conservation efforts, help fight fires and enforce the law.
Monitors the use of all City recreation, enforces City policy and codes pertaining to the use of athletic fields, parks, and recreation areas.
Issues citations and makes arrests as needed.
Acts as the first point of contact for visitors utilizing park facilities; greets and educates visitors on facilities.
Opens and closes park facilities.
Cleans and prepares picnic shelter rentals for customers, prior to arrival.
Examines recreation grounds and cleans as needed.
Performs general safety inspections on facilities.
Maintain stock of various athletic equipment used 4-lithe recreational area.
Navigates permit database to issue the proper permits to customers and ensure all of those using the athletic facilities have approved permits.
Acts as a liaison between the department and the Norfolk Police Department.
May assist in the preparation of athletic fields before events including lining playing fields.
Assists visitors in recreation facilities by responding to questions about services and offering directions.
Complete other duties as assigned.
Education/Experience Work requires knowledge necessary to understand basic operational, technical, or office processes.
Level of knowledge equivalent to four years of high school or equivalency.
Six months experience in a related field.
Experience in law enforcement, military, or park operations preferred.
Additional Information & Requirements Valid Driver's License.
Certification as a Special Police Officer or Conservator of the Peace; may be granted upon hire.
CPR/First Aide certified within six months of hire.
Signing Bonus:
This position is eligible for a one-time $5000 signing bonus.
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Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The main responsibility of a Park Ranger is protecting and supervising designated outdoor areas.
Park Rangers patrol (unarmed) the grounds and make sure campers, hikers, and other visitors are following the rules.
Park Rangers enforces city codes and acts as the first point of contact and educates visitors on the use of recreational facilities.
Essential Functions Essential functions include but are not limited to:
The main responsibility of a park ranger is protecting and supervising designated outdoor areas.
Park rangers patrol the grounds and make sure that campers, hikers, and other visitors are following the rules-including fire safety regulations-and do not disrupt the natural environment or fellow guests.
Also responsible for giving guided tours or presentations of the park.
Work in the visitor center, providing guests with maps and areas of interest and areas that are off-limits.
Conduct search-and-rescue missions, initiate conservation efforts, help fight fires and enforce the law.
Monitors the use of all City recreation, enforces City policy and codes pertaining to the use of athletic fields, parks, and recreation areas.
Issues citations and makes arrests as needed.
Acts as the first point of contact for visitors utilizing park facilities; greets and educates visitors on facilities.
Opens and closes park facilities.
Cleans and prepares picnic shelter rentals for customers, prior to arrival.
Examines recreation grounds and cleans as needed.
Performs general safety inspections on facilities.
Maintain stock of various athletic equipment used 4-lithe recreational area.
Navigates permit database to issue the proper permits to customers and ensure all of those using the athletic facilities have approved permits.
Acts as a liaison between the department and the Norfolk Police Department.
May assist in the preparation of athletic fields before events including lining playing fields.
Assists visitors in recreation facilities by responding to questions about services and offering directions.
Complete other duties as assigned.
Education/Experience Work requires knowledge necessary to understand basic operational, technical, or office processes.
Level of knowledge equivalent to four years of high school or equivalency.
Six months experience in a related field.
Experience in law enforcement, military, or park operations preferred.
Additional Information & Requirements Valid Driver's License.
Certification as a Special Police Officer or Conservator of the Peace; may be granted upon hire.
CPR/First Aide certified within six months of hire.
Signing Bonus:
This position is eligible for a one-time $5000 signing bonus.
.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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