2026-01-02 – Weekly Logging Jobs : Skilled log yard operators needed now!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in the Pacific Northwest where there’s a real push for skilled log yard operators. On the remote front, there’s a solid mix of roles that let you work from home, which is always a win for those who prefer flexibility.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Logging Truck Driver
    Responsible for transporting logs safely and efficiently. Ideal for those with CDL licenses and a knack for navigating tricky terrain.
    Company: Sierra Valley Enterprises, LLC | Location: Placerville, CA
    Apply Here

  • Log Yard Operator
    Handle all equipment in the lumber log yards. It’s perfect if you’re experienced with heavy machinery and enjoy hands-on work.
    Company: Boise Cascade Company | Location: Kettle Falls, WA
    Apply Here

  • Senior Forester
    Oversee timber procurement and log quality to support mill operations. A great fit for those with forestry and contract compliance experience.
    Company: Restoration Forest Products | Location: Bellemont, AZ
    Apply Here

  • Electronic Logs Coordinator
    Join a safety team to manage electronic logbooks. Ideal for those detail-oriented and tech-savvy.
    Company: Hirschbach Motor Lines | Location: Dubuque, IA
    Apply Here

  • Principal Engineer QA/Test - (NGFW Logging-Reporting)
    Design and develop solutions with a focus on logging and reporting. Perfect for those with a strong engineering background.
    Company: Palo Alto Networks | Location: Santa Clara, CA
    Apply Here

  • Mud Logging Geologist
    Openings in West Texas for those experienced in mud logging. If you’ve got geological skills, this could be a great match.
    Company: MCWL Paladin Geological Services | Location: Norman, OK
    Apply Here

  • Customer Experience Specialist
    Engage with customers through calls and emails, logging updates in the system. Great for those with strong communication skills.
    Company: Body Builders Auto | Location: Rolling Meadows, IL
    Apply Here

  • Breast Radiologist (Physician) at MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Downtown
    Requires MQSA case logs over the past 24 months. It’s a specialized role for licensed professionals in radiology.
    Company: Saile | Location: Columbia, SC
    Apply Here

  • Warranty Support Administrator (Bilingual)
    Focus on customer service and data logging. Bilingual skills are a plus for this role.
    Company: Hankook Tire America Corp. | Location: Nashville, TN
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week’s remote opportunities are diverse, from engineering roles to customer experience positions. If you’re looking for flexibility, these might catch your interest.

  • SRE Engineer (Remote - West Coast, PST Hours)
    Create alert rules and manage logs. Great for engineers who love fine-tuning systems.
    Company: Releady | Location: Seattle, WA
    Apply Here

  • Customer Experience Admin
    Manage emails and log data efficiently. Perfect for organized individuals.
    Company: TruBlue of West Houston | Location: Houston, TX
    Apply Here

  • Iguana Integration Engineer
    Focus on integration monitoring and logging tools. A key role for problem-solvers.
    Company: ClinDCast LLC | Location: Irving, TX
    Apply Here

  • Tele-Triage Registered Nurse - RN
    Maintain nurse notes and logs for productivity tracking. Suitable for experienced RNs.
    Company: BrightSpring Health Services | Location: Louisville, KY
    Apply Here

  • Professional Services Consultant, XSIAM
    Assist with log migration and detection strategies. Ideal for those with a consulting background.
    Company: Palo Alto Networks | Location: Plano, TX
    Apply Here

  • Windows Automation Engineer
    Set up monitoring and logging for Windows systems. A role for tech enthusiasts.
    Company: JCD Staffing | Location: Washington, DC
    Apply Here

  • SME - Observability, ELK Stack & Monitoring Engineer
    Focus on log management and metrics. Ideal for those with enterprise infrastructure experience.
    Company: ASCENDING | Location: Fairfax, VA
    Apply Here

  • Cloud Security Engineer
    Enforce security standards and manage logging across Azure resources. A crucial role in cloud security.
    Company: PKH Enterprises | Location: Washington, DC
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s the roundup for this week. Keep an eye on those deadlines and best of luck with your applications. Remember, the right opportunity is out there waiting for you.

In the PNW these ‘real-time’ posts vanish in hours — , I’ve snagged two gigs by calling the mill’s scale house before 7 a.m. the morning it goes up, since foremen usually screen right after the safety meeting. If you want remote, watch for ‘dispatcher/logistics’ tags — they tend to last longer than operator roles. Anyone else seeing Wagner loader experience listed as a hard requirement lately?

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@jameson512 +1 on early calls — I’ve landed two yard gigs by texting within 10 minutes with my machine list (wheel loader, butt-n-top, stacker) and stating I can start nights, since HR told me those keywords push you up. Quick tip: ask if it’s direct hire or a contractor up front, because a few of these real-time posts are agency reposts. Treat the first message like a scale ticket — clear, fast, done.

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Subject line ‘PNW log yard — nights, start this week’ got fast callbacks; some mills still prefer email.

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I’ve had quicker callbacks by texting a 20‑second clip of me stacking and decking, with the machine and shift in the caption — “WA500 loader, nights ok, start Wed.” @jameson512 is right on urgency, but if a mill blocks links, I leave a 30‑second voicemail noting zero incidents last year and that I know the scale house flow, which still gets a call back.

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Quick example: I cold-called the yard foreman at 6:45am and left a 15‑second VM saying I run 988K/WA500, nights ok, can start Wed, and I’ll grease/fuel between loads; got a same‑day start — small caveat: keep texts under 160 chars or MMS gets throttled near some yards. @jameson512 you seeing that too?

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I get more callbacks by emailing a one-page ‘yard card’ PDF — machines I run (980M/966M), experience with decking/scaling, and two references — and cc’ing the safety lead listed on the mill’s site. If email stalls, I drop a printed copy at the scale house and put ‘paper in hand’ in the subject on my follow-up to @jules_pnw so it doesn’t get buried.

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With these “real-time” posts, I text a 12‑sec loader clip plus TWIC card at 7:10am; otherwise a one‑liner email.

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