Engineering
Specialist
Watershed Agricultural Council
East of the Hudson in the NYC watershed
Watershed Agricultural Council seeks an Engineering Specialist to
work cooperatively in the design and implementation of Best Management
Practices on farms East of the Hudson in the NYC watershed. Position
to be located in Westchester County. Associate's Degree in Civil Engineering
or related field required, Bachelor's preferred. Salary commensurate
with experience. An equal opportunity employer. Request job description
(607)865-7790. Send resume to Cheryl Marion, Watershed Agricultural
Council, 33195 State Highway 10, Walton, NY 13856 or fax (607) 865-4932.
Deadline for applications January 15, 2002.
Engineering
Technician
Watershed Agricultural Council
Katonah, NY
The
Watershed Agricultural Council seeks an Engineering Technician for
its Croton Watershed Agricultural Program office in Northern Westchester
County, NY. The engineering technician will be responsible for the
development and implementation of Whole Farm Plans with the New
York City' East-of-Hudson Croton Watershed. Duties and responsibilities
will include the survey and design and construction supervision
of agricultural best management practices, preparation of engineering
designs and must have experience in construction inspection and
documentation of as-builts. Candidates must experience in AutoCAD
or Soft Desk, and the ability to maintain a professional working
relationship within a team setting with minimal supervision. Educational
requirements include an associate's degree in Civil Engineering
or related field (Bachelor's degree preferred), a minimum of two
years experience in designing and implementing best management practices,
or a minimum of five years of successful on-the-job experience.
Salary commensurate with experience.
Mail resume to Watershed Agricultural Council, 33195 State Highway
10, Walton, NY 13856-9751, attention Human Resources Manager. Application
deadline: January 15. WAC is an equal opportunity employer.
The
Croton watershed is a 318 square mile watershed located in the southeastern
portion of New York State, east of the Hudson River. The watershed
includes portions of Dutchess, Putnam and Westchester Counties of
New York and Fairfield County, CT. The Croton system, New York City's
first upstate drinking water supply, provides about 10% of NYC’s daily
water consumption from 12 reservoirs and three controlled lakes in
Putnam and Westchester Counties.
re-posted
5 Dec 01
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