Search for Jobs

Updated!

04/2024

To search for and apply to DOI temporary fire positions open by DOI FIRES in USAJOBS click here. USAJOBS is the official Federal Government's employment site which helps job-seekers recruit and retain federal employment throughout the U.S.

NOTE: You must set-up your account in USAJOBS and complete the Resume Builder or have an Uploaded Resume on your profile prior to applying to an announcement. We recommend you do this before you search for an open vacancy announcement. Refer to the How to Apply steps.

Search Tip:

If you know the announcement number of the vacancy you want to apply to, enter it in the Keyword Search box and click the Search button.

USAJOBS also provides you with an opportunity to establish criteria to identify the types of jobs you are interested in, and will then notify you with an email message when that kind of job is open and accepting applications. When you are logged into My Account on USAJOBS, select Saved Searches.

 

                                                      DOI FIRES Current Open Announcements

                                                                    *Note: Current open positions are posted on USAJOBS

OPEN 4/15/2024 through 4/30/2024   

  • BLM-FIRE-2024-069-DHA; Wildland Firefighter - Engine; GS-0456-03/04/05; CO/WY 

OPEN 4/16/2024 through 4/23/2024

  • NPS-FIRE-2024-036-DHA; Wildland Firefighter - Helitack; GS-0456-04/05; Grand Canyon, AZ (Grand Canyon NP)

          

                                                           DOI FIRES Anticipated Announcements

                                             (These are target dates and could shift or the announcement may not open.)

                                   *Note: Once announcements are open and posted on USAJOBS, they will be moved up to the                                                                                                               "DOI FIRES Current Open Positions" listed above         

 

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