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Nature & Purpose of the Position<\/span><\/strong><\/b><\/p>\n Pierce Conservation District (PCD) is seeking a full-time Water Quality Program Manager. This position will support the Water Quality program by working within the Thea Foss and Flett Creek basins to implement green infrastructure projects on private and public properties. By working deeply in target areas within these basins, building relationships, and integrating water quality topics into community conversations this position will be responsible for increasing the diversity and engagement level of community members participating in our work. This position works independently as well as in teams, both inside the organization and with community partners. This position requires excellent oral and written communication skills, client service and project management abilities, the ability to develop relationships with diverse groups of people, and some physical fieldwork.<\/p>\n The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of managing projects and engaging with diverse communities. They will be a strategic thinker committed to getting results in a complex environment and able to handle a heavy workload without dropping the ball and willing to work non-traditional hours. About the Pierce Conservation District<\/span><\/strong><\/b><\/p>\n Pierce Conservation District is government that works. We work strategically and passionately to conserve and restore the natural resources of Pierce County. Our work improves both rural and urban communities to benefit the health and well-being of our citizens. We work in five core program areas: Farm Assistance, Water Quality Improvement, Habitat Restoration, Urban Agriculture, and Environmental Education. The District works for clean water, healthy soil, salmon recovery and local food access for all.\u00a0 When you join the Pierce Conservation District staff, you join a team of talented and committed people who are mission-driven and care deeply about improving our environment and our community.<\/span><\/p>\n Primary Job Responsibilities<\/span><\/strong><\/b><\/p>\n The Water Quality Program Manager reports to the Water Quality Director, and is responsible for the following:<\/span> Secondary Job Responsibilities<\/strong><\/b> Qualifications<\/span><\/strong><\/b> Desired Skills<\/strong><\/b><\/p>\n Physical Requirements and Working Conditions Position open until filled. First review of applicants is: January 29, 2021
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\n<\/span>While the District independently identifies and implements green stormwater projects, we also partner with jurisdictions, non-profits, and community in the role of a community organizer and event planner. Participating in efforts such as Earth Day 2020, Green Tacoma Day, and Puyallup Watershed Initiative (PWI) provides the opportunity to strengthen our connection between stakeholders and community efforts. In this role this position will:
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\n<\/span>We\u2019re seeking candidates who excel in relationship-building and collaboration, and are detail-oriented and strategic thinkers. You should have:
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Office and outdoor environment, travel to a variety of farms to conduct work and may be exposed to typical hazards encountered at such work sites. Ability to work outside in all kinds of field conditions and weather. This is a full-time position consisting of 40 hours\/week.\u00a0 Position will require some work on weekends and\/or after regularly scheduled work hours.<\/span>
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\nLicenses, Certificates & Other Requirements<\/span><\/strong><\/b>
\nValid Washington State driver’s license at time of appointment with maintenance thereafter, or evidence of equivalent mobility.\u00a0 Conservation Planning certification from NRCS desired.
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\nCompensation & Benefits
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\nYou will have a yearly salary between $57,643 and $67,434 depending on qualifications and experience.\u00a0 This is a fulltime, non-exempt position. Benefits include retirement, 100% of premiums paid for medical\/dental\/vision for you and your dependents as well as accrued paid sick leave, annual leave, 10 paid holidays per year, District paid state family medical leave premium, an ORCA card and a training budget.
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\nClick the \u201cApply Now\u201d link below and fill out the form, attaching both a cover letter and resume complete with three (3) professional references.<\/p>\n
\nEarliest Projected Start Date: March 1, 2021
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\nAPPLY NOW:\u00a0https:\/\/forms.zohopublic.com\/pierceconservationdistrict\/form\/WaterQualityProgramManagerApplicationForm\/formperma\/zIeAL2yO2uL_ZlLSs_0PTEjk__ns1bior2SNVTwi6ew<\/a><\/strong><\/b>
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\nMelissa Buckingham, Water Quality Director
\n253.845.9770 x109
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