ISCO Occupation Group 6210.1 Forest Ranger
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Forest Ranger: Forest rangers are responsible for the protection and conservation of natural resources, particularly in regards to forests and woodlands.
Essential Skills
- Health, Safety And Hygiene Legislation
- Enforce Park Rules
- Promote Environmental Awareness
- Forest Conservation
- Environmental Legislation
- Pollution Prevention
- Oversee The Use Of The Land Within The Park
- Assist Forest Visitors
- Perform Search And Rescue Missions
- Tree Preservation And Conservation
- Monitor Forest Health
- Perform Safety Inspections
- Make Decisions Regarding Forestry Management
- Develop Forestry Strategies
- Write Work-Related Reports
Optional Skills
- Maintain Plant Soil Nutrition
- Analyse Tree Population
- Provide First Aid To Animals
- Assist Tree Identification
- Speak Different Languages
- Maintain Plant Health
- Business Management Principles
- Provide First Aid
- Botany
- Conserve Forests
- Report Pollution Incidents
- Carry Out Routine Maintenance Of Wood Cutting Machinery
- Educate The Public About Wildlife
- Manage Forest Fires
- Work Independently In Forestry Services
- Use A Computer
- Communicate With Customers
- Animal Hunting
- Care For The Wildlife
- Build Business Relationships
- Communicate With Others Who Are Significant To Service Users
- Maintain Trails
Alternative Names
- Forestry Officer
- Woodland Ranger
- Woodland Officer
- Forest Rangers
