Natural Resources Employment Application - Michigan DNR

To submit this form, you may send it via email to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' Human Resources department. Alternatively, you can fax it to their HR office or submit it through their online submission portal, if available. Check the DNR website for the specific email address, fax number, and online form submission link. Ensure you have completed all sections accurately and attached any necessary documents before submission. My advice is to double-check all your entries for accuracy and completeness to avoid any delays in the application process.

This application form is ongoing and does not have specific deadlines. However, it's important to check the Michigan DNR website for any updates or job postings relevant to your application. Stay informed about potential hiring periods to ensure timely submission of your application.

The purpose of this form is to facilitate the application process for non-career employment opportunities within the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR). It gathers essential information about the applicant, including personal and contact details, educational background, employment history, and relevant certifications. By collecting this data, the DNR can evaluate the suitability of candidates for various positions within the department. Completing this application is a crucial step in becoming a part of the Michigan DNR workforce, ensuring that all applicants are properly vetted and qualified for the roles they seek. Additionally, the form enforces a standard protocol for all applicants, making the hiring process systematic and organized for both the applicants and the hiring team. Overall, the application helps maintain a high standard of employment within the DNR, supporting the department's mission to manage and conserve Michigan's natural resources effectively.

• 1. Date: The date of completing the application.
• 2. Position Applying For: The specific job position the applicant is interested in.
• 3. Location: The job location where the applicant wishes to work.
• 4. Shifts Available: The shifts that the applicant is available to work, including Afternoons, Midnights, and Weekends.
• 5. Applicant's Name: The full name of the applicant, including Last, First, and Middle Initial.
• 6. Telephone: The applicant's phone number for contact between 8 AM and 5 PM.
• 7. County of Residence: The county where the applicant currently resides.
• 8. Street Address: The full street address of the applicant.
• 9. City, State, ZIP Code: The city, state, and ZIP code of the applicant's residence.
• 10. Email: The applicant's email address for communication.
• 11. Civil Service Web Site/DNR Website: Where the applicant learned about the DNR employment opportunity.
• 12. Career/Job Fair: Specify if the applicant learned about the opportunity at a career or job fair.
• 13. DNR Employee: Specify if a DNR employee referred the applicant.
• 14. Other Web Site: Specify if the applicant learned about the opportunity from another website.
• 15. Other: Specify any other sources where the applicant learned about the opportunity.
• 16. Relatives in DNR: If the applicant is related to anyone who currently works for the Michigan DNR, provide their names.
• 17. Previous Employment with State of Michigan: Indicate previous employment with the State of Michigan, including dates and department.
• 18. Current Employment with State of Michigan: Indicate current employment status with the State of Michigan.
• 19. Recent Employment with State of Michigan: Indicate if the applicant worked for the State of Michigan in the last 3 months and provide relevant details.
• 20. Disciplinary Actions: Indicate if the applicant has been disciplined within the last 2 years.
• 21. Dismissal or Resignation: Indicate if the applicant has ever been dismissed or resigned in lieu of dismissal.
• 22. Age: Indicate if the applicant is 18 years old or older.
• 23. Education and Training: Provide details about the applicant's education and training, including high school and post-secondary education.
• 24. Military Experience: Provide details about the applicant's military experience, if applicable.
• 25. Occupational Licenses and Certificates: List any occupational licenses, registrations, or certificates held by the applicant.
• 26. Related Employment History: Provide a detailed description of all work-related experience, starting with the most recent job.
• 27. Certification: The applicant's certification that all information provided is true and accurate.

Failure to submit this form may result in disqualification from employment consideration with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. It's important to complete and submit the application accurately and timely to ensure your eligibility.

• Disqualification: Not submitting the form may lead to being disqualified from the job application process.
• Missed Opportunities: Incomplete submission can cause applicants to miss out on potential job openings.
• Non-Compliance: Failure to comply with submission guidelines may impact the applicant's chances of being considered for future roles.

• 1. Job Application: When you want to apply for a non-career position at the Michigan DNR.
• 2. Employment History: When you need to provide detailed information about your past work experiences.
• 3. Certification: When you need to certify the accuracy and truthfulness of your application information.
• 4. Eligibility Verification: When verifying your eligibility for state employment, including any disciplinary or dismissal history.
• 5. Education and Training: When documenting your educational background and training relevant to the job.