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About the Role

Our SteadyState Foundations™ program is delivered within the ForestRx™ training environment, where participants actively develop Professional Continuity through Progressive Continuity Conditioning™ in a structured environment with live variability. We're hiring Field Operations Safety Leads to support SteadyState Foundations™ engagements for a variety of clients, including professionals, executives, founders, physicians, attorneys, engineers, elite performers, and other high-accountability populations. While the Professional Continuity Facilitator is responsible for participant development, the Field Operations Safety Lead is responsible for maintaining environmental awareness, participant safety, and operational stability throughout the engagement.

Responsibilities

Conduct pre-engagement environmental assessments before participant arrival.
Continuously evaluate terrain, weather, trail conditions, and environmental changes throughout the engagement.
Identify and monitor potential hazards including: poison ivy, poison oak, and other irritant vegetation; wasps, bees, fire ants, ticks, spiders, and other insects; unstable terrain, erosion, loose rock, exposed roots, and trip hazards; flash flood potential, lightning, excessive heat, and other weather-related risks.
Modify positioning, pacing, or route when environmental conditions require operational adjustments.
Maintain awareness of changing conditions without disrupting the participant experience.
Maintain continuous awareness of wildlife activity.
Assess wildlife encounters and determine the appropriate response.
Safely redirect participants around environmental hazards.
Respond calmly and decisively when encounters with snakes, insects, or other wildlife occur.
Protect participants while preserving a calm and controlled environment.
Maintain visual accountability for participants throughout the engagement.
Monitor hydration, heat exposure, fatigue, mobility, and physical well-being.
Recognize early indicators of environmental or physical risk before they become emergencies.
Carry, inspect, and maintain field safety equipment.
Initiate or support emergency response procedures when required.
Preserve engagement flow by minimizing unnecessary interruptions.
Maintain awareness of environmental distractions and operational risks.
Communicate emerging concerns to the Professional Continuity Facilitator.
Complete post-engagement environmental observations and operational documentation.
Contribute to the ongoing refinement of field safety procedures and operational protocols.

Requirements

Demonstrated comfort operating in wooded and trail-based environments
Ability to confidently identify common Central Texas environmental hazards
Strong situational awareness and observational skills
Ability to make sound decisions independently in changing outdoor conditions
Ability to remain calm during wildlife encounters and environmental emergencies
Ability to maintain confidentiality in high-trust environments
Willingness to travel
Current CPR certification
Current First Aid certification (or ability to obtain before first assignment)
Ability to hike 4–8 miles on uneven terrain while carrying field equipment
Ability to safely navigate uneven terrain and elevation changes
Ability to work safely in heat, humidity, rain, and other changing weather conditions

Skills

Calm
Grounded
Observant
Disciplined
Professional
Unhurried
Non-performative
Situational awareness
Sound judgment
Environmental awareness
Operational discipline
Quiet confidence
Professional discretion
Ability to remain composed without becoming the center of attention
Wilderness First Aid (WFA)
Wilderness First Responder (WFR)
Search and Rescue
Emergency Medical Services
Military field operations
Wildland fire operations
Park operations
Outdoor education
Expedition leadership or support
Incident management
Field logistics

Location

Austin, Texas
Central Texas
Regional
National
International

Work Type

Part-Time
W-2
Engagement-Based Assignment Model
Travel Required

Experience Level

DOE + Assignment Profile

Salary/Compensations

$50–$100/hour

Benefits

Paid training

About the Company

SteadyState Work Partners develops Professional Continuity—the enabling capability that helps individuals consistently connect to and apply the professional and interpersonal skills they already possess—in the heat of the moment.
Our work helps help people maintain enough continuity to consciously decide what to do next.
Unlike traditional professional or personal development, SteadyState develops Professional Continuity during the critical moments before conscious choice becomes fully available. We operate in what we call the 50 Millisecond Gap—the split second after a moment suddenly spikes, when people either remain connected to their professional capabilities or overreact before they can consciously choose what to do next.
The professionals we serve are often exceptional performers who have turned significant adversity into extraordinary success. Many have already invested heavily in leadership development, executive coaching, professional training, and personal development. We help them consistently connect to those capabilities in the heat of the moment.