About this career path

These occupations include activities such as tree felling, log sorting, equipment operation, and the planning of harvest schedules to meet market demands while preserving long-term forest health. Professionals often work outdoors in varied conditions, using specialized machinery and tools to safely and efficiently harvest timber. They follow strict safety protocols and environmental regulations to protect wildlife habitats, waterways, and soil quality. In Maine, these roles play a vital part in supporting the state’s forest-based economy while maintaining its renowned natural landscapes.

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Career paths are designed to help you explore career options within a specific field or industry. The different columns of jobs within each career path represent levels of advancement in the field. Jobs may build on one another, but that doesn’t mean you need to complete them consecutively in order to advance or succeed! You can enter a career path at any level, depending on your experience, training, and goals.

Forestry & Harvesting

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  1. No Formal Education
  2. HS Diploma or Equal
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  3. Certificate
  4. Bachelor's Degree
    Bachelor's degree
    Hourly $25.88 - $34.64
    Demand Low