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A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience preferred. A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience preferred.
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Occasionally you will be asked to assist the Forestry or Invasive Plant Control Technicians with duties such as tree, planting, watering, mulching, stump grinding or treating buckthorn or other invasive plants.
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Komatsu is an indispensable partner to the construction, mining, forestry, forklift, and industrial machinery markets, maximizing value for customers through innovative solutions. Komatsu supports a myriad of markets, including housing, infrastructure, water, pipeline, minerals, automobile, aerospace, electronics and medical, through its many brands and subsidiaries, including TimberPro, Joy, P&H, Montabert, Modular Mining Systems, Hensley Industries, NTC, and Gigaphoton.
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Entry Level Ability to use precision measuring instruments: micrometer, caliper and bore gauges. Must be able to maintan a flexible work schedule to include day shift, night shift, weekend, and holiday assignment as well as day and overnight travel.
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Under the general direction of the Public Works Director or other Butte-Silver Bow Department Head(s) as directed by the Chief Executive, manages and administers the parks, recreation, urban forestry, open space parks, trails, and historic mine yards functions for Butte-Silver Bow.
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EDUCATION: Successful completion of a 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university (120 semester hour or 180 quarter hours) with major study in Wildland Fire Science, Wildland Fire Training, Wildland Fire Technology, OR other related fields of study which included 24 semester hours of coursework such as forestry, range management or conservation, natural resources (except marine fisheries and oceanography.
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We rank near the top nationally in volume and sales for crop production products, fertilizer, custom application, seed and precision agriculture, turf management, industrial weed control, forestry, aquatics and more.
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Specialized experience may include work as a technician or aid in engineering, earth, physical, or natural science, forestry, soil conservation, or surveying; trades or crafts work in maintenance or construction of facilities or equipment related to hydrology; drafting; or construction estimating if it equipped the applicant with the knowledge, skills and abilities to perform successfully the duties of this position.
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Bachelor’s / Associate degree in Natural Resource Science, Ecology, Biology, Botany, Forestry or other related environmental field from a. Primary responsibilities will include field data collection, streamside / stormwater / environmental permitting, wetland delineations, ecological functional assessments, geomorphic stream characterization, geospatial data collection, and technical report writing.
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Missoula, nestled in the Rocky Mountains and located approximately halfway between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park, is home to the University of Montana which has thriving programs in the sciences, forestry, health, and the performing arts as well as a top-rated law school and many competitive sports programs.
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Project/Program Focus : Forestry, Habitat Restoration, Invasive Species Management, Native Plants, Trails, Wildlife Management. Project/Program Focus : Forestry, Habitat Restoration, Invasive Species Management, Native Plants, Trails, Wildlife Management.
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