We hire steady, mission-driven people who want to be part of the team that keeps aerial firefighting running. No experience flying — just the will to show up when it matters.

Seasonal and returning roles supporting our Helicopter Operations Support units across the western fire season.
Run communications from the HOS radio room — coordinate aircraft, monitor multiple bands, and keep the helibase talking. P25/VHF experience a plus; we train the right person.
📍Western US · Travel 🕒Fire season ⛑ Field deployment
Set up, program, and maintain the support unit on incident — radios, power, satellite, and climate systems. Hands-on, problem-solving, mechanically inclined.
📍Western US · Travel 🕒Fire season 🛠️ Technical
General operations support around the helibase — logistics, setup, safety, and keeping the work area running smoothly through an operational period.
📍Western US · Travel 🕒Fire season 🤝Entry-friendly
We're always glad to meet capable people. Tell us what you bring and how you want to help on the fireline.

Real impact protecting communities, crews, and country.

Learn radio, comms, and field operations from experienced hands.

Small crew, big trust — you'll know everyone you work beside.

Deploy where the work takes you across western incidents.
Fill out the form and we'll be in touch. Minimum requirements: 18 or older, able to travel and deploy during fire season, and proficient in English for safe radio communication. No prior firefighting experience required for support roles.
18 years or older
Able to travel & deploy seasonally
Proficient English for radio communication
Dependable, safety-minded, ready to learn
Tell us about yourself — we read every one.
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Mobile Helicopter Operations Support for wildfire incident management teams across the West. Incident-ready, federally compliant, crew-operated.
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