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I just became a volunteer firefighter, and was wondering what other /out/ jobs are out there that don't require much experience before hand.
Professional poop salesman
>>792323
Park cruising.
outhouse cleaner
>>792323
Volunteer trail work on hiking/mtb trails. Stay safe anon, thanks for what you do.
jobs or volunteer?
Search and rescue (volunteer) unless you want to be a sheriff and do search and rescue.
>>792394
Can be both doesn't have to be Emergency Services just any /out/ related job
>>792323
>apply to work at Philmont
>do WFR training first
>maybe you already have SARTECH III cert or others
>become Ranger
>get fun inna woods job most of the summer, then provisional SAR team member when things go south
"I wanna go baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack to Philmont!"
Wildland firefighter
Its not that difficult honestly
>>792525
It can be. Although for the most part it's pretty tedious and boring.
>>792496
Northern tier is better ;)
>>792614
Is it though? I've been thinking about dropping an application there as well, but I only have so much free time between semesters. I could always take a semester off, but that might be a bit silly.
Never been to Northern Tier, but I love Philmont.
>>792323
USAJobs will often have listings for seasonal work doing things like maintaining/repairing trails, and invasive vegetation control. Sounds like hard and boring work to me, but the pay isn't that terrible and doesn't require a lot of skill.
>>792348
>>792323
Ayy firebro. I am a wildland firefighter myself. Tons of fun.
I start an internship through the SCA for the forest service on Monday as a river patrol ranger. I'm going to school for biology and would love an out job, just no idea what exactly I want to do.
>>792614
If we're going to do one ups with National level BSA Camps I think Double H tops the list. It only ran a few years as an overflow camp for Philmont, but it was a great program. You show up. They give you supplies, map, compass, gps and instructions to show up at an outpost in 4 days for food and a couple other programs. No trails, not much in the way of an itinerary other than when you did resupply. Just you, your friends and the New Mexico Desert. You did have a guide but they were pretty much just there to carry a radio in case of an emergency.
I just got a job at a plant nursery and its dog shit hot as shit and shit pay.
Outdoor manual labour is over rated.
