Buyer-Forest, Ohio
Mount Victory, OH · On-site
To become a procurement forester, you typically need at least a bachelor’s degree in forestry or a related field and relevant job experience in the industry. Because the field of forestry is competitive, you can complete an internship during or after your degree program to start gaining experience early in your career. Additional qualifications include strong negotiation, supply management, and organization skills, as well as knowledge of logging-related subjects.
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