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NG Gilbert

Project Controls Coordinator

Milford, PA · Remote

We work closely with power utilities across the country, offering end-to-end services including line construction, distribution and transmission line management, and emergency storm response across ...

NG Gilbert

Project Controls Coordinator

Altoona, PA · Remote

We work closely with power utilities across the country, offering end-to-end services including line construction, distribution and transmission line management, and emergency storm response across ...

NG Gilbert

We work closely with power utilities across the country, offering end-to-end services including line construction, distribution and transmission line management, and emergency storm response across ...

Housley Group

FLEET MANAGER

Carrollton, TX

... storm response, and seasonal workload shifts. • Standardize fleet policies, equipment assignment, driver accountability, and damage/loss reporting. • Support accident review, root-cause ...

Housley Communications

FLEET MANAGER

Carrollton, TX · On-site

... storm response, and seasonal workload shifts. • Standardize fleet policies, equipment assignment, driver accountability, and damage/loss reporting. • Support accident review, root-cause ...

Housley Communications

FLEET MANAGER

Carrollton, TX · On-site

... storm response, and seasonal workload shifts. • Standardize fleet policies, equipment assignment, driver accountability, and damage/loss reporting. • Support accident review, root-cause ...

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What is a Storm Response job?

A Storm Response job involves assessing, repairing, and restoring infrastructure and services affected by severe weather events. Workers in this role may include utility crews, emergency responders, and disaster recovery teams who work quickly to clear hazards, restore power, and assist affected communities. The job often requires long hours, fast decision-making, and working in challenging conditions. It is essential for minimizing damage and helping communities recover after storms.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Storm Response position, and why are they important?

To excel in Storm Response, you typically need expertise in emergency management, damage assessment, and field safety, often supported by certifications such as FEMA training or OSHA safety credentials. Familiarity with GIS mapping tools, two-way radios, and incident management software is commonly required. Strong problem-solving, teamwork, and clear communication skills are vital for navigating high-stress, dynamic situations. These abilities are crucial to ensure the safety of the team and effective coordination during fast-paced, high-pressure storm recovery operations.

What are the typical working conditions and team structure for a Storm Response professional?

Storm Response professionals often work in challenging environments, including adverse weather and damaged infrastructure, requiring flexibility and resilience. Teams are usually made up of emergency responders, utility crews, and coordinators who collaborate closely to restore services and ensure public safety. Shifts may involve long hours, especially during major storms, and staying on call is common. The role demands effective coordination with local authorities, utility companies, and community organizations to respond swiftly and efficiently to storm-related emergencies. Many employers provide comprehensive safety training and opportunities for career advancement into leadership or planning roles.

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Infographic showing various Storm Response job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 82% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 93% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution.

Office Administrator / Operations Coordinator

Appalachian Tree Care, LLC

Daniels, WV

Part-time

Re-posted 11 days ago

Job description

Appalachian Tree Care LLC is seeking a motivated, organized, and driven Office Administrator / Operations Coordinator to support our rapidly growing vegetation management and right-of-way operations across WV, VA, OH, and PA.

This position plays a critical role in keeping field operations, compliance, scheduling, payroll, invoicing, and customer communication organized and moving efficiently. We are looking for someone who can handle fast-paced operations, multitask under pressure, and help support multiple crews and contracts at once.

This is not a basic desk job — this role is part of the backbone of operations for a production-focused contractor working with state agencies, utilities, and federal clients.

Responsibilities

  • Manage office operations and daily administrative tasks

  • Handle scheduling for crews, equipment, hotels, and travel

  • Assist with payroll, time tracking, and employee onboarding

  • Organize project files, estimates, invoices, and compliance documents

  • Coordinate with foremen, subcontractors, vendors, and customers

  • Assist with contract submissions, bid documents, and proposals

  • Maintain digital filing systems using Google Drive and company software

  • Track certifications, safety documents, herbicide licenses, and training records

  • Support QuickBooks invoicing, expense tracking, and project organization

  • Answer calls, emails, and customer inquiries professionally

  • Help coordinate emergency storm response operations during major events

  • Maintain professionalism while working in a high-production environment

Preferred Qualifications

  • Strong organizational and communication skills

  • Ability to multitask and work independently

  • Experience with Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and QuickBooks preferred

  • Experience in construction, utility, tree care, trucking, or field service industries is a plus

  • Ability to learn fast and adapt in a growing company

  • Professional attitude with strong work ethic

  • Experience with scheduling, payroll, dispatching, or project coordination preferred

What We Offer

  • Competitive pay based on experience

  • Opportunity for advancement within a fast-growing company

  • Hands-on involvement in large-scale vegetation management and utility operations

  • Company-supported training and development opportunities

  • Fast-paced team environment with long-term growth potential

About Appalachian Tree Care

Appalachian Tree Care LLC specializes in:

  • Utility vegetation management

  • Herbicide application and invasive species control

  • Right-of-way maintenance

  • Tree trimming and removals

  • Storm response and emergency restoration

  • Federal, state, and utility contract work

We are building a production-focused company designed for scale, rapid response, and long-term growth.