Resource Conservation Technician

Join the Adams County Conservation District as a Resource Conservation Technician!
Are you passionate about preserving our natural resources and ensuring environmental compliance? We are seeking a dedicated professional to administer the Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Program (E&S), National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES), and Dirt, Gravel and Low Volume Roads (DGLVR) Programs in Adams County.
Qualifications
1. A Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy, Biology, Environmental Resource Management, or a closely related field in agriculture or natural resources preferred.
2. A minimum of four years' experience performing the essential job functions of this position may replace the Bachelor of Science degree preference.
3. An associate degree in the above subjects and a minimum of two years of experience performing the essential job functions of this position is acceptable.
4. Previous experience in the technical reviews of the E&S plans and NPDES permits is preferred.
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