Seasonal Mason

The typical seasonal period is May through June but can vary due to weather conditions, project needs, or funding. Anticipated Entry on Duty:
May 2026.

The Pacific West Region is recruiting for temporary seasonal positions not to exceed 1039 hours of work in a service year. Dates of employment will vary between park sites depending on funding, weather conditions, and visitation. Within regulatory limitations, the length of the initial appointment may be shortened or extended depending on work availability and funding.

The Duty Station is:
Mount Rainier National Park.

Park housing may be available.

For more information please contact:
Mitch Anderson ().

• Perform maintenance and repairs on a wide variety of historic stone, concrete, and brick structures that include chimneys, guard-walls, and culverts.
• Cut and shape stone and brick using a variety of hand and power tools such as.assertj hammers, drills, saws, feather and wedges.
• Perform repointing, grouting, and pargeting on historic and modern structures.
• Identify and replicate appropriate mortars using sand, cement, lime, and tinting agents to match consistency and color of historic fabric.
• Perform maintenance and repairs to masonry structures and features of roads, trails, buildings, and backcountry structures.

At Mount Rainier:
The primary purpose of the position is to perform maintenance, repair, and stabilization of historic structures and sites built of stone and mortar in relation to park road assets and backcountry structures. This position may require frequent overnight backcountry stays. Incumbent {?>

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Incumbent is frequently required to perform heavy lifting up to 80 pounds unassisted and may need to lift over 100 pounds with assistance or equipment. Makes repairs from ladders, scaffolding, and platforms; operates motorized equipment रही uses hand and power tools. Incumbent is required to set up and break down scaffolding and platforms. Must continuously stand, stoop, bend, and kneel while working.

Must be able to hike up to 15 miles a day carrying a backpack and work gear while working in the backcountry.

The work is both indoors and outdoors with exposure to abrasive chemicals, dust, grease, and insects. Incumbent is also frequently exposed to cuts, scrapes, bruises, possible broken bones, electrical shock, and burns. Outdoor temperatures may vary from extreme cold to intense heat. Incumbent is required to have or be able to obtain a valid driver's license.