Cultural Resource Monitor Training: Register by July 19

The Tribal Historic Preservation Department needs Cultural Resource Monitors (CRMs). This work will be contractual, on an as needed basis. This is a great opportunity for Tribal members that are interested in our culture.  Applicants should be experienced with the outdoors through hunting, fishing, map reading and demonstrate cultural knowledge. THPD has gone paperless in data communications; successful candidates must be knowledgeable or willing to learn digital file sharing, and adapt to using computerized field equipment. The training will increase your traditional cultural knowledge to help you comfortably represent the Tribe on site.

Position Summary: Monitors are assigned to projects throughout the Wampanoag homelands to protect Wampanoag cultural resources during ground disturbing activities.  These activities include construction sites, archeological survey areas, cell tower construction, and various other construction related projects.  CRMs are required to submit daily written reports on all activities and findings to appropriate supervisor.  Required skills: Ability to work independently, practice sensible judgment and cultural sensitivity all of which must be professionally adhered to in order to carry out overall responsibilities.  CRMs report to the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO) or a designee. Additional trainings and occasional site supervision will be provided where necessary.

Interested applicants should contact David Weeden at (508) 477-0208 ext. 102 with questions.  The training will take place at virtually or at the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s Tribal Historic Preservation Office, 483 Great Neck Road South, Mashpee, MA 02649.

Pre-Registration for CRM Training - Deadline July 19th, 2020

Initial CRM Training to start July 23rd, 2020