Like to hunt and work in Idaho???

[mtnwrunner]

Want an outdoor job in Idaho? Housing provided?? Have a class A CDL? Somewhat OK pay, sign on bonus, yearly retention bonus, yearly step increases, lots of comp time....hunt pretty much all you want? State job, great benefits??
I'm looking for a transportation technician to join our team in Lowman, Idaho. Great area and its a highway maintenance job/career with the Idaho Transportation Department. Plowing snow in the winter and during the summer we fix all the shit we broke in the winter. Kind of a unique opportunity with lots of equipment use, working with our avalanche team and you would be working for a really cool foreman..
Housing is provided (manufactured home), it's a great place to live especially if you like the to work and live in the outdoors. I'll put the link up for the job posting. PM me if you are interested and have questions.

Randy

https://statecareers.idaho.gov/jobs/15334394-transportation-technician-apprentice

 

[elkguide]

Tempting.

 

[Balderdash]

Pay range?

 

[Geewhiz]

This is a really cool opportunity for someone.

 

[Spoonbill]

Pay range?

It is in the job posting.

PERSI (state pension) ain’t bad either.

 

[Balderdash]

Yep. I apologize - didn't see the link right away.

 

[DAOutfitters208]

When will Idaho get up to date with wages, good lord they put no value in knowledge and skills. We pay way more in Washington and have much better benefits for skilled labor.

 

[Customweld]

The avvy work would be a lot of fun. You’ll have your work cut out for you this winter with that new burn scar.

 

[WeiserBucks]

It tops out at $19 hr? Hussle up and get a state job in Idaho

 

[Team4LongGun]

Step one of screening candidates: Lookout for those asking questions directly answered in the listing.........

 

[cnelk]

Don’t forget to add Lodging onto that $19/hr

I gave up my Class A CDL 35 years ago or it would be interesting

 

[Customweld]

If you are an outdoorsman, Lowman would be a dream to live in. If you are single, this would be an incredible opportunity. What the job lacks in pay is more than made up for in outdoor activities. If you live up there long enough, you’ll end up damn near feral!

 

[fngTony]

Is the provided housing bunking with others?

 

[WeiserBucks]

Is the provided housing bunking with others?

More than likely, if they're paying top hands $19 hr they're almost certainly running a man camp to reduce costs even further.

 

[Rotnguns]

Want an outdoor job in Idaho? Housing provided?? Have a class A CDL? Somewhat OK pay, sign on bonus, yearly retention bonus, yearly step increases, lots of comp time....hunt pretty much all you want? State job, great benefits??
I'm looking for a transportation technician to join our team in Lowman, Idaho. Great area and its a highway maintenance job/career with the Idaho Transportation Department. Plowing snow in the winter and during the summer we fix all the shit we broke in the winter. Kind of a unique opportunity with lots of equipment use, working with our avalanche team and you would be working for a really cool foreman..
Housing is provided (manufactured home), it's a great place to live especially if you like the to work and live in the outdoors. I'll put the link up for the job posting. PM me if you are interested and have questions.

Randy

https://statecareers.idaho.gov/jobs/15334394-transportation-technician-apprentice

This is a great opportunity for a youngster who loves the outdoors. An excellent way to establish residency and to get into the state employee system as well. And to top it off, housing is provided, have to figure that into the compensation package. I came to Idaho from Kansas in 1974 when I was 19, and I'd have been all over this back then.

 

[CorbLand]

This is a great opportunity for a youngster who loves the outdoors. An excellent way to establish residency and to get into the state employee system as well. And to top it off, housing is provided, have to figure that into the compensation package. I came to Idaho from Kansas in 1974 when I was 19, and I'd have been all over this back then.

I would hope so. 19 an hour in 1974 is about the equivalent to 120 an hour today.

 

[WeiserBucks]

I would hope so. 19 an hour in 1974 is about the equivalent to 120 an hour today.

It takes 120 to buy a f'n house here anymore

 

[Spoonbill]

It tops out at $19 hr? Hussle up and get a state job in Idaho

Hey if housing is paid, that is not that bad considering how expensive Idaho has gotten in the last 5 years.

 

[fngTony]

More than likely, if they're paying top hands $19 hr they're almost certainly running a man camp to reduce costs even further.

How many are WKRs?

 

[CorbLand]

It takes 120 to buy a f'n house here anymore

Quit buying Starbucks coffees, get Hulu with ads and don’t even think about the avacado toast and you to can afford a house. It’s all relative after all.

*sarcasm