Tool Manager

Support crews. Manage tools. Enable restoration work.

Tool Managers play a critical role in Wildlands Restoration Volunteers’ projects by ensuring volunteers have the right tools, equipment, and supplies to safely and effectively complete restoration work. As a Tool Manager, you help set projects up for success by managing logistics that support both volunteers and project outcomes.

Tool Managers work closely with WRV staff, Project Leaders, and other volunteer leaders to prepare, transport, organize, and maintain tools. Your attention to detail and organization helps keep projects running smoothly and safely from start to finish.

What Is a Tool Manager?

A Tool Manager is a volunteer leader responsible for overseeing the tools and equipment used during WRV restoration projects. This role ensures that tools are available, in good working condition, and used safely and appropriately. Tool Managers help create an efficient and organized work environment that supports volunteer crews in the field.

How Tool Managers Make an Impact

By managing tools and equipment, Tool Managers directly contribute to project efficiency, safety, and volunteer confidence. When volunteers are properly equipped, restoration work can proceed smoothly and effectively. Tool Managers help reduce downtime, prevent injuries, and support a positive project experience.

Responsibilities and Collaboration

Tool Managers collaborate with Project Leaders, Crew Leaders, Technical Advisors, and WRV staff to coordinate tool needs and logistics. Responsibilities may include inventorying tools, transporting equipment to and from project sites, setting up tool stations, and ensuring proper use and storage during projects.

Background, Training, and Preparation

Tool Managers bring organizational skills, attention to detail, and comfort working with tools and equipment. Prior experience with tools or outdoor work is helpful but not required. WRV provides training and guidance on tool safety, logistics, and project expectations to help Tool Managers feel prepared and confident.

Commitment and Involvement

Tool Managers support projects on a flexible basis depending on availability. The role may involve preparation before project day and active participation during the project itself. Tool Managers are an essential part of WRV’s volunteer leadership team and help uphold the safety and effectiveness of restoration efforts across Colorado.

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