Oregon Logging Conference

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Logging, Construction, Trucking and Heavy Equipment Expo

06/09/2026

FIREFIGHTER/EMT – UP TO $67,016 STARTING PAY
The Nestucca Rural Fire Protection District is seeking motivated, professional individuals to join our career firefighting team on the Oregon Coast.
Entry-Level Firefighter/EMT
Starting Annual Compensation: $62,259.78 with FLSA
Lateral Firefighter/EMT
Starting Annual Compensation: $67,016.42 with FLSA
Why NRFPD?
• 48/96 Work Schedule
• 100% Paid Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
• Oregon PERS Retirement
• District-Funded HRA VEBA
• Deferred Compensation Match
• Paid Specialty Training & Certifications
• Progressive All-Hazards Department
• Exceptional Training Opportunities in Structure Firefighting, EMS, Rope Rescue, Water Rescue, Wildland Fire, Vehicle Rescue, Drone Operations, and Disaster Response
• Train alongside highly motivated firefighters in a culture focused on readiness, professionalism, and operational excellence
Requirements:
• District Application
• CPAT (within the last year)
• NTN FireTEAM Test (within the last year)

Application Deadline:
June 24, 2026, at 5:00 PM

For complete job information and application materials:
[email protected]

Train Hard. Stay Ready. Serve the Oregon Coast.
Nestucca Rural Fire Protection District

Theme Selected for the 89th Oregon Logging Conference 06/08/2026

May issue of OLC NEWS hot off the press. Meet 89th Oregon Logging Conference President Terry Mann in this issue.

Theme Selected for the 89th Oregon Logging Conference Email from Oregon Logging Conference Planning Begins For The 89th OLC - February 25, 26, & 27, 2027, Eugene, Oregon May 2026 Vol. 9 Issue 11 In this issue: The theme for the 89th Annual Oregon Logging

05/30/2026
Photos from Oregon Forest Resources Institute - OFRI's post 05/30/2026
05/29/2026

Become a volunteer Forest Host at Hopkins!

05/29/2026

Forestry Education Friday 🌲🪵

This week, we’re highlighting the important role of sawmill workers in the forest sector! Sawmill workers help turn logs into the lumber and wood products we use every day — from homes and furniture to paper and packaging.

Modern sawmills rely on skilled workers who operate high-tech equipment, monitor quality, maintain safety standards, and make sure every part of the log is used efficiently. These careers combine teamwork, problem-solving, and technology to support sustainable forestry and strong rural communities.

Behind every wood product is a team of hardworking people helping ensure our forests continue to provide renewable resources for generations to come.

Photos from Forests Today & Forever's post 05/26/2026
05/26/2026

Honor the memory of those who gave their lives for our freedom.

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