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This week, the logging job market seems to have a strong focus on roles requiring hands-on experience, especially in areas like log construction and yard operations. There’s a noticeable demand for entry-level positions, which might be a great opportunity for those looking to break into the industry. Plus, some remote roles are available, offering flexibility for those who need it.
This Week’s Jobs
Log Yard Operator Company: Restoration Forest Products | Location: Bellemont, AZ
This role involves assessing the quality and condition of logs. You’ll need some knowledge of forestry practices to succeed here. Apply Here
Log Construction Laborer Company: Top Notch Logworks | Location: Gypsum, CO
Perfect for an entry-level candidate. This job involves building complex log and timber roof systems and stairs. Apply Here
Log Construction Laborer Company: Top Notch Logworks | Location: Vail, CO
Similar to the Gypsum position, this role offers a chance to work on building log and timber structures. Apply Here
Log Construction Laborer Company: Top Notch Logworks | Location: New Castle, CO
Another entry-level opportunity to get involved with crafting log structures. Apply Here
Log Auditor Company: Mercer Transportation | Location: Louisville, KY
Join a team that values honesty and experience. This role focuses on auditing logs to ensure compliance and accuracy. Apply Here
Log Yard Superintendent Company: Boise Cascade Company | Location: Elgin, OR
Responsible for managing log storage, rotation, and maintenance. This is a key role for someone with leadership skills. Apply Here
Crew Lead - Log / Deck Builder Company: Top Notch Logworks | Location: Gypsum, CO
Take the lead in crafting and installing log structures. Ideal for those with experience in deck building and management. Apply Here
Crew Lead - Log / Deck Builder Company: Top Notch Logworks | Location: New Castle, CO
Lead a team in building log and deck structures, focusing on quality and precision. Apply Here
Traffic Log Editor Company: Chicago | Location: Chicago, IL
This role involves coordinating traffic logs, requiring attention to detail and familiarity with broadcast operations. Apply Here
Mud Logging Geologist Company: MCWL Paladin Geological Services | Location: Norman, OK
This role is geared towards those with experience in mud logging, especially in the West Texas/Permian Basin. Apply Here
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For those seeking remote work, this week offers a range of opportunities from customer service to security analysis. These roles provide flexibility and the chance to work from anywhere.
Customer Service Specialist Company: Insight Global | Location: Minneapolis, MN
Help clients log into platforms and complete setups. Perfect for someone with strong communication skills. Apply Here
Senior Security Analyst Company: Pondurance | Location: Indianapolis, IN
Use your expertise in cyber threats to evaluate network traffic and system logs. Apply Here
Tele-Triage Registered Nurse - RN Company: BrightSpring Health Services | Location: Louisville, KY
Engage in telehealth, maintaining logs and managing patient records remotely. Apply Here
American Sign Language Interpreter Company: SUNSHINE ENTERPRISE USA LLC | Location: Los Angeles, CA
Provide interpretation for virtual hearings, leveraging your ASL skills. Apply Here
DevOps Engineer II Company: Finance of America Holdings LLC | Location: Conshohocken, PA
Focus on system performance through monitoring and logging practices. Apply Here
Remote - Clinical Review Manager Company: Lancesoft INC | Location: Fort Worth, TX
Conduct reviews of reports and logs, with occasional travel for meetings. Apply Here
Azure B2C - DevOps Engineer Company: Cloud Security Services | Location: Atlanta, GA
Troubleshoot Azure B2C using logs and analytics for optimal performance. Apply Here
Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Operations Specialist Company: Wealth Recruitment, LLC | Location: Austin, TX
Involve yourself with autonomous vehicle systems and log analysis. Apply Here
Clinical Care Coordinator Company: Phamily | Location: New York, NY
Manage care for chronic conditions, logging all patient interactions. Apply Here
Security Operations Engineer (Threat Detection & Penetration Testing) Company: Bask Health | Location: New York, NY
Focus on analyzing security incidents through log data to ensure safety. Apply Here
But i’ve landed two entry-level yard gigs by calling the yard office the same morning the “real-time” post went up and offering to start on tag-line and cleanup for the first week — showing up with my own high-vis, steel-toes, and a cant hook made it an easy yes. Small caveat: some sites won’t allow personal tools, so ask first and be ready to use theirs.
Texted the foreman number at 5:45 a.m. on last week’s post and got on a tag-line/cleanup crew by 7; early birds get the yard shift. I led with ‘can start today — steel-toes, PPE, clean DL,’ which seems to bump you to the front, @tomH76. Small caveat: some yards route through the contractor site or union board, so if the listing says no walk-ins, follow that.
Last month I got on a yard crew by dropping a one-page skills sheet at the office at 6:30 and asking, “can you put me on the extra list?” — they called me after lunch. If you can’t swing by, text early with a clear availability window and any safety cards (OSHA-10 helps: https://www.osha.gov/training/outreach); think deli ticket — name in early gets served first.
I got on an entry crew by catching the 6:15 safety huddle at the yard, telling the foreman I could start that day for swing and weekends, and having my hi-vis and ear pro in the truck. @clara_moon50’s early reach-out is right, just note some yards only take walk-ins after the scale closes around 3 — call the scale house first.
@hankMills_22 I landed a spot by asking for ‘green chain cleanup + wrap/strap’ on swing and handing the yard dispatcher a one-page card with my contact and start times. Small edge, but if they’re online-only that day, call dispatch to learn when they pull the list?
Quick tip: I got onto swing by asking dispatch if they needed ‘debarker cleanout + tally’ and showing up with steel-toes, a hard hat, and rain gear — mills don’t stop for drizzle… If they’re full, ask for a relief list or Sunday chip-bin washdowns, and @yardfox, an OSHA-10 or basic First Aid isn’t required everywhere but it nudges you up.
Like @dwatson34 said, I got waved onto days by asking for ‘chip bin rake-out + stick pile cleanup’ at the log yard and showing up 15 minutes before shift change since these posts disappear fast. If days are full, ask for the ‘casual/extra board’ and give dispatch your exact swing or grave hours; bring earplugs and a hi-vis so they don’t stall you, .