Steigerwaldt Land Services, Inc.

Agent

• Support right-of-way acquisition, land leasing, permitting, and construction support for oil and gas, wind, solar, and transmission projects
• Build trust and long-term positive relationships with clients and landowners
• Make independent decisions while working with landowners and project stakeholders
• Coordinate meetings with landowners and project stakeholders on site or mutually agreeable locations
• Negotiate and secure fee titles, easements, leases, licenses, permits, and ordinances
• Estimate potential damage areas before construction
• Perform land sales research
• Explain project scope, timelines, processes, contracts, financial agreements, and relevant information to landowners
• Provide regular status reports to project managers on land acquisition and permitting tasks
• Prepare agreement documents and permitting forms
• Represent the company at public meetings before municipalities, zoning boards, townships, and similar governmental organizations
• Work approximately 75% in the field and 25% in the office

Right of Way Agent

Technician

• Collect inventory data with the speed and precision required by each project
• Record detailed tree data and field observations using a tablet and internal software
• Determine tree diameters, heights, species, and product sections within plots
• Use sub-meter GPS for plot location collection, monumentation, and boundary access
• Coordinate with property managers regarding concerns, hazards, and access details
• Collaborate with inventory foresters to maximize efficiency and operate safely
• Support forest inventories throughout the country, local inventory efforts, and natural resource management projects
• Travel on projects, potentially exceeding 50 percent and including out-of-state travel
• Perform weekend work and significant overtime as part of the Critical Project Response Team
• Perform other duties as assigned

Forest Inventory Technician

• Collect inventory data with the required speed and precision for each project
• Record detailed tree data and field observations using a tablet and internal software
• Determine tree diameters, heights, species, and product sections within plots
• Use sub-meter GPS for plot location collection, monumentation, and boundary access
• Coordinate with property managers regarding concerns, hazards, and access details
• Collaborate with inventory foresters to maximize efficiency and operate safely
• Support forest inventories throughout the country, local inventory efforts, and natural resource management projects
• Travel periodically on projects, potentially exceeding 50 percent in and out of state
• Work weekends and significant overtime as part of the Critical Project Response Team
• Perform other duties as assigned