Resource Conservationist 1

Delaware, County of (OH)

8 days ago

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Conduct inspections of District projects, including agricultural conservation practices.
Identify needed work on projects based on inspections.
Perform work as directed by supervisor.
Report suspected pollution findings to the District Administrator.
Maintain equipment and inventory of related supplies.
Keep records of completed work.
Assist in preparing annual budget requests, monthly and annual reports.
Understand topography, soils, aerial photography, geography, vegetation and related features.
Familiar with engineering instruments and field surveys per USDA and ODOT specs.
Read and understand engineering schematics.
Maintain cooperative relations with agencies and land users.
Attend training sessions and webinars.
Perform typing and computer operations.
Work additional hours as required.
Observe district policies.
Prioritize work and manage time to deliver quality work.
Set and meet deadlines and manage multiple duties.
Provide accurate, timely, professional assistance to partners, landowners and the public.
Promote a positive, cooperative, non-discriminatory workplace.
Other related essential functions as required.
Other duties as assigned

Engineering schematics reading

Topography/geography familiarity

Field inspections & surveys

High school diploma or equivalent

Engineering instruments

To assist with the inventorying, planning, application, and maintenance of the Delaware SWCD's natural resource program.

High school diploma or equivalent.
Employee must have valid Ohio driver's license and an acceptable driving record. Must meet and maintain qualifications for driving on District business at all times, including insurability.

Conducts inspections of District projects including those under Ohio Revised Code 6131 and 6137, as well as agricultural conservation practices.
Based on inspections, identify needed work on projects.
Perform any work as directed by supervisor.
Reports findings of suspected pollution of drainage channels to the District Administrator in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code.
Maintains equipment in good working order. Maintains the inventory of related supplies properly.
Maintains records of completed work.
Assists in the preparation of the annual budget request, monthly reports, and annual reports.
Understands topography, soil types, aerial photography, geography, vegetation, and other features.
Familiarity with engineering instruments and equipment as part of a field team to survey for proposed conservation practices using US Department of Agriculture and Ohio Department of Transportation specifications.
Possesses the ability to read and understand engineering schematics.
Maintains cooperative working relationships with all agencies and land users.
Demonstrates regular and predictable attendance.
Attends various training sessions, teleconferences, webinars and workshops.
Performs typing, word processing, and related computer operations.
Works additional hours outside of typical work schedule/business hours as required.

Observesall Districtpolicies and procedures.
Prioritizesworkand practices effective time managementresultingin good qualityand quantityofwork.
Setsandmeetsdeadlines,effectivelymanages multiple job duties and asksforassistance when needed.
Providesaccurate,timelyandprofessional assistance to partners,landownersand general publicin a mannerthatheightens the District'scredibilityand visibility.
Promotes a positive, cooperative, and non-discriminatory atmosphere that supports a safe and productive working environment.
Performs any related essential functions as required.
Other duties as assigned