WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT MAINTENANCE TECH I

Ohio County. Employee is responsible for reporting to the source water assessment program of the Office of Environmental Health Services. This position is critical in assuring compliance with federal and state rules, regulations, guidance and policies to meet the program's primary responsibilities as delegated to the Dept. of Health and Human Resources. Includes the designing and/or selecting of mathematical models and applicable computer software; reviewing and approving locally developed source water protection programs; monitoring design, construction and other field activities within each source water and wellhead protection area to assure existing and future wells or surface intakes are afforded maximum protection; operating a Geographical Information System (GIS) for use by and integrated with other state and federal agencies; researching, developing and approving methodology (using higher mathematics, models, hydro geology and geological principles) to scientifically establish wellhead protection and source water areas for each public drinking water supply; preparing and interpreting engineering/ hydro geological and other highly technical reports; developing, adopting and implementing laws, regulations and design standards relating to water wells, wellhead protection, groundwater protection and certification of monitoring well drillers; and other duties as assigned.

This job is also announced as Geologist 3.

If you qualify and need more information contact: Stacey Jeffries, Office of Environmental Health Services at (304) 356-4269

Note: If you applied for this title after 10/22/2014 and marked in your application that your are available in the location above, you do not have to re-apply.

Hiring Process: APPLY ONLINE. Do not use a paper application unless you cannot apply online. If you must use a paper application due to disability or other valid reason, please call our office (304) 558-3950 (8-4:30pm) for special instructions. Your eligible score will be based on information provided in your application.

NOTE: Jobs on your application that do not have a salary indicated will be considered unpaid and will NOT be counted as qualifying. Estimate salary if necessary.

If you have previously applied and want to update your name, address or email, do not re-apply. Simply login to your online account and click "My Account". Make changes and Save. You do not need to re-apply or notify us to make account contact information changes. If you must change or add education, work history, work preferences, or county availability, you may submit a new updated online application after 24 hours. We will use the most recent application. You MUST do this BEFORE any stated closing date. After that, you may send us a letter and we will update your record.

IMPORTANT: This posting is for one or more specific vacancies. Applicants will be considered ONLY for these position(s) and specified location(s). Your application will remain active for this job for 120 days or until the job is filled. Should this job title be re-opened for applications at a later date, applicants who remain interested in this job title MUST re-apply to be considered. You may complete an online Interest Card at our main jobs page to receive an email notice anytime jobs in this or other categories are posted.

Examples of Work

Training: Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited four-year college or university with a major in chemistry, physics, geography, geology, biology, economics, engineering, environmental studies, natural science, or archeology.

Substitution: Full or equivalent part-time paid professional experience as described below may be substituted on a year-for-year basis.

Experience: Four years of full-time or equivalent part-time paid professional experience in the acquisition, preservation, protection and enhancement of environmental resources, or in environmental protection, or in an agency-specific area related to environmental impact.

Substitution: Master's degree from a regionally accredited four-year college or university with a major in chemistry, physics, geography, geology, biology, economics, engineering, environmental studies, natural science, or archeology may be substituted for the required experience on a year-for-year basis.

NOTICE: If you are claiming college or other post-high school education or license, you MUST attach or provide by mail a legible copy of your education transcript, license or training record. You will not be considered for employment until this verification has been received. To avoid missing a job opportunity, it is important that you provide this verification as soon as possible. You only have to provide this verification one time. It is not required with every application. Attach documents to the online application, or mail to: Division of Personnel, 1900 Kanawha Blvd E. Charleston, WV 25305.

State employment offers a variety of benefits. Click HERE to visit the Division of Personnel's Benefits Page.

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Specialty Areas: Please mark the specialty area(s) in which you have a college degree (major field), or significant professional work experience. Do not mark area with which you only have basic familiarity.

• Chemistry, Physics, related natural science
• Biology or Environmental Sciences
• Geology or Geography
• Economics or Grants/Contracts
• Engineering, Engineering Technology
• Archeology
• Environmental Protection Experience

In this space you must indicate the degree and major, or job experience item on your application which you are using to justify the above claimed specialty area(s). Example: BS/MS Biology, OR, Environmental Analyst for Myers Chemical Co. 1996-2001. If none, enter None.

• Required Question