The district generally contains a large percentage of the state's population base, has extensive fractured land ownership patterns, a large number of the state's major populated counties, and numerous law enforcement agencies that the district must interact with on a regular basis. These duties will generally be assigned to the resource area ranger by the district manager. The ranger is directly supervised by the district manager. Participates as a member of the resource area leadership team attending meetings on a regular basis. The level and complexity of involvement in resource area leadership team issues should be comparable to other member's involvement.
Casework is typically more complex.
Manages the physical security program for all resource area facilities. The resource area has a large number of employees and facilities. The resource area demonstrates higher threat levels than other BLM facilities in the region requiring special emphasis to ensure employee safety. Responsible for coordinating with the resource specialists both in the district and resource area. This is determined partially by the number of district and resource area employees and the diversity of the district's program issues.