• Carry out forestry work in these various forest areas according to the orders of the district forest rangers.
• Execute timber harvesting work according to marking protocols and site organisation.
• Perform forest maintenance work to enable the preservation and development of a multifunctional forest, according to the silvicultural orders received and the primary function assigned by the ranger.
• Participate in the maintenance of biotopes both inside and outside the forest and other ecosystems such as edges, according to the biodiversity objectives provided.
• Sort, prepare and package firewood.
• Participate in public communication and information, if necessary.
• Secure and mark the worksite.
• Take care of your equipment and keep it in good working order.
• Participate in the maintenance of tools, machines and vehicles assigned to the operations team.
• Respect health and safety at work for yourself, team members and third parties.

For more information, you can consult the specifications via this link.

Any questions? Mr Julien Desarzens, district forest ranger at Les Plans-Morcles, at the following number: 079 341 68 72.

Please send us your application as a single PDF document.

• Federal Certificate of Competence (CFC) as forester-lumberjack

• Professional experience in carrying out work within a public or private company

• Heightened awareness of workplace safety issues and ability to integrate into a small team

• Adaptability and flexibility
• Listening and communication skills

• Interest in apprentice training

• Sense of responsibility and public service ethics

The DGE also promotes working conditions that respect the well-being of its staff, balancing professional and private life as best as possible.

To learn more about our benefits, visit our Employer State page.