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Environmental Technician IV - Aquatic Invasive Species - Temporary

State of Vermont

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Location
Montpelier, VT
Schedule
Temporary
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Job overview

The Lakes and Ponds Program of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation seeks an organized, detail-oriented, and outgoing technician to support aquatic invasive species prevention and management programs. The role focuses on grant and program coordination, recordkeeping, data review, training and outreach materials, and partner communications. It is temporary, with variable hours and no guarantee of 40 hours per week; candidates with relevant coordination, grants, data, AIS, or outreach experience are preferred.

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Skills

Program CoordinationGrants AdministrationData ManagementAquatic Invasive Species PreventionEnvironmental Education and OutreachCommunity Organization CollaborationMotorized Watercraft OperationSafe Watercraft Handling

Full job description

This job was posted by https://www.vermontjoblink.com : For more information, please see: https://www.vermontjoblink.com/jobs/1432117 ## Overview The Lakes and Ponds Program of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation seeks an organized, detail-oriented, and outgoing technician to join our Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) management team. The primary responsibility of this position will be to provide technical, administrative, and coordination support for AIS prevention and management programs, with a particular focus on the Aquatic Nuisance Control (ANC) Grant-in-Aid Program and the Vermont Public Access Greeter Program. The position will focus primarily on program coordination, recordkeeping, grant administration support, and preparation for the upcoming field season. Responsibilities will include organizing grant records, tracking project awards and reporting requirements, assisting with grant application processes, reviewing program data, updating training and outreach materials, and coordinating with lake associations, municipalities, and other program partners. Additional duties may include supporting AIS field activities, monitoring and management, public outreach, data management, and field equipment preparation and maintenance. Preference will be given to candidates with experience in program coordination, grants administration, data management, AIS prevention, or environmental education and outreach. Familiarity with Vermont's lakes and ponds, experience working with community organizations, and familiarity with the operation and safe handling of motorized watercraft are also desirable. This is a temporary position. Temporary work is typically for variable hours and is not expected to be full-time. The State does not guarantee 40 hours of work per week. ## Specific Job Duties ANC Grant-in-Aid Program Support - Assist with administration of the ANC Grant-in-Aid Program, including organizing and maintaining grant records, tracking project awards, expenditures, deliverables, and reporting requirements. - Review records from previous grant cycles, identify missing documentation, and assist with grant closeout and follow-up with recipients. - Support upcoming grant application cycles by preparing and updating application materials, organizing and tracking submissions, and communicating with applicants and grant recipients. - Assist with grant data management and preparation of program summaries and reports. Vermont Public Access Greeter Program Support - Assist with planning and coordination of the statewide Vermont Public Access Greeter Program in partnership with municipalities, lake associations, and other organizations. - Update the Vermont Public Access Greeter Manual, training presentations, guidance documents, and outreach materials. - Coordinate Greeter Program trainings, including scheduling, registration, partner communications, preparation of materials, and assistance with training delivery. - Maintain partner contact lists, support seasonal communications, and assist with preparing and distributing program signage, supplies, and equipment. - Review and organize previous-season Greeter Program data to identify missing or inconsistent information, support annual reporting, and inform program improvements. Additional AIS Program Support - Assist with AIS data management, program records, website updates, outreach materials, technical reports, and seasonal staff and volunteer preparation. - As needed, support AIS field activities, including aquatic invasive species surveys, early detection monitoring, spread prevention, management activities, and public education and outreach. - Assist with preparation , maintenance, and coordination of AIS field equipment and supplies, including watercraft, decontamination equipment, and signage. - Perform other related duties as needed to support AIS program operations and seasonal priorities. -

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  • US median$60–73K/yr370 salary ranges
  • US median$23–27/hr355 hourly ranges
Openings
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Experience
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Education
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