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Technical Specialists may include : Architect, Civil Engineer, Coastal Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Geologist, Health Scientist, Hydraulic Engineer, Hydrologist, Industrial Hygienist, Mechanical Engineer, Sanitary Engineer, and Soil/Geotechnical Engineer.
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Experience should be at the level of Environmental Specialist 3/4, Hydrologist 2/3, Planner Principal State (Environmental), Engineer Senior, Engineering Specialist Senior, or equivalent. Experience should be at the level of Environmental Specialist 3/4, Hydrologist 2/3, Planner Principal State (Environmental), Engineer Senior, Engineering Specialist Senior, or equivalent.
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The incumbent provides professional input regarding fisheries and hydrology needed to implement the Forest Plan and other laws and regulations, such as the Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.
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FEMA's Grants Manager system is used to assign and track actions throughout PA project development and to collect all PA project-related information and documents, including correspondence. All Technical Specialists will use FEMA's Grants Manager system.
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The incumbent provides professional input regarding fisheries and hydrology needed to implement the Forest Plan and other laws and regulations, such as the Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.
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California registration as a:Professional/Civil Engineer in the branch appropriate to the assigned position;Land Surveyor; Professional Geologist; ORProfessional Hydrologist with the American Institute of Hydrology.
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Hydrologist, Hydrogeologist or Geologist (PG) Hydrologist, Hydrogeologist or Geologist (PG) Our scientists and project managers are experts in hydrogeology, geology, chemistry, risk assessment, soil science, sampling and analysis, hazardous waste investigations, remediation, and public outreach.
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The United States Geological Survey (USGS) Experienced Services Program (ESP) was established to create a unique partnership to help solve the workforce issues facing government agencies.
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The incumbent provides professional input regarding fisheries and hydrology needed to implement the Forest Plan and other laws and regulations, such as the Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.
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Summary Explore a new career with the BLM - where our people are our most precious resource.
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The incumbent is a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Cranberry Genetics and Insect Management located in Madison, WI, but closely connected with the Pasture Systems and Watershed Management Research Unit in East Wareham, Massachusetts.
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Hydrologist at Agricultural Research Service in Kimberly, Idaho, United States Job Description Summary This position is located in the United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Northwest Irrigation and Soils Research Laboratory in Kimberly, Idaho.
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Experience using FEMA Grants Manager. Develop or evaluate hazard mitigation proposals and benefit-cost analyses. Experience with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Teams, Excel, and Word), Adobe Acrobat, Google Earth (file conversion and import/export ability required), and smartphone.
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Position may be filled by: Civil Engineering, GS-0810; Hydrologist, GS-1315. A. Degree: physical or natural science, or engineering that included at least 30 semester hours in any combination of courses in hydrology, the physical sciences, geophysics, chemistry, engineering science, soils, mathematics, aquatic biology, atmospheric science, meteorology, geology, oceanography, or the management or conservation of water resources.
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