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<br><h4>Introduction</h4><br>The Wetlands Habitat and Mosquito Management (WHAMM) program of the Wildlife Habitat Unit has statewide responsibility to conduct mosquito control activities in coastal and inland sites, applies herbicides to control invasive plants, operates light and heavy equipment in wetland environments, and assists in management activities on state wildlife areas. This position will work primarily with the Wetland Habitat and Mosquito Management (WHAMM) Program at its Franklin location but will assist others in the Wildlife Habitat Unit as needed.<br><br><strong>WHAMM Seasonal Resource Assistant</strong><br><br><ul><li>Approximately 6 months in duration not exceeding 1,030 hours total. 40 hours weekly.</li><li>Must be at least 18 years old.</li><li>Valid driver's license.</li><li>Must be willing to obtain the required Connecticut Pesticide Junior Operator’s license (training and exam provided at no cost).</li><li>Employee is required to work indoors in a variety of settings and out of doors in natural habitats in a variety of adverse weather conditions and under potentially hazardous field conditions (e.g., bee stings or insect bites, poison ivy, rocky terrain, mud, wetlands, etc.).<br></li></ul><br><h4>Selection Plan</h4><br>1. Complete a Master Application and directly apply to this recruitment.<br><br>2. Ensure that your application is complete. You will be unable to make revisions once you officially submit your application to the State of Connecticut.<br><br>3. Regularly check your email for notifications (be sure to check your SPAM and/or Junk folders, as emails could end up there in error).<br><br>4. For questions about the position, please contact Roger Wolfe at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:Roger.Wolfe@ct.gov" target="_blank">Roger.Wolfe@ct.gov</a>.<br><h4>PURPOSE OF JOB CLASS (NATURE OF WORK)</h4><br>    In the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, as a limited duration employee, performs one or more of a variety of tasks and assigned duties of a seasonal nature.   <br><h4>EXAMPLES OF DUTIES</h4><br>    Field work may include:<br><ul><li>Collecting baseline data to assist in making ecological restoration decisions;</li><li>Preparation of permit applications;</li><li>Assist staff in inspecting wetlands for mosquitoes and invasive plants;</li><li>Mixing and applying pesticides to control as needed;</li><li>Literature reviews and research of relevant technical studies and historic land use records related to wetlands and their use;</li><li>Assist in wetland vegetation surveys, elevational surveys, and other wetland assessments.</li></ul><br><h4>KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY</h4><br>    Ability to follow instructions.   <br><h4>PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS</h4><br>    Preferred candidates possess additional levels of training and experience which may include any of the following:<br><ul><li>Experience with basic trade skills (e.g., carpentry, woodworking, masonry, grounds maintenance);&nbsp;</li><li>Experience with towing light duty trailers or boats;&nbsp;</li><li>CT boating certificate;&nbsp;</li><li>Boating experience and operating outboard motor;&nbsp;</li><li>Experience working in/with MS Office, Geographic Information System (GIS), data loggers, and survey equipment.</li></ul><br><h4>SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class who are assigned as supervisors of small recreational units will perform emergency first aid as needed and will be required to obtain and retain a Basic First Aid Certificate.&nbsp;</li><li>Incumbents in this class may be required for certain positions to meet any of the following:    <ul><li>Proof of possession of a valid Motor Vehicle Operator license.&nbsp;</li><li>Possession of a valid license to apply pesticides.&nbsp;</li><li>College training in a specific field.&nbsp;</li><li>Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification may be required by specific State facilities.&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must have and retain an American Red Cross (ARC) Lifeguarding Certification (includes CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Basic First Aid). An EMT or MRT certification may be substituted for the CPR and First Aid requirements.</li></ul><br><h4>PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class must possess and maintain adequate physical strength and stamina to perform the duties of the class.</li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must be able to demonstrate American Red Cross (ARC) waterfront lifeguarding swimming skills.</li></ul><br><h4>Conclusion</h4><br><strong>AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER</strong><br><br>The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly encourages the applications of women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.<br><h4>ACKNOWLEDGEMENT</h4><br>    As defined by Sec. 5-196 of the Connecticut General Statutes, a job class is a position or group of positions that share general characteristics and are categorized under a single title for administrative purposes. As such, a job class is not meant to be all-inclusive of every task and/or responsibility.   <br>

State of Connecticut

Wildlife Management - Habitat Program WHAMM

<br><h4>Introduction</h4><br><strong>WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - HABITAT PROGRAM WHAMM</strong><br><br>The Wetlands Habitat and Mosquito Management (WHAMM) program of the Wildlife Habitat Unit has statewide responsibility to conduct mosquito control activities in coastal and inland sites, applies herbicides to control invasive plants, operates light and heavy equipment in wetland environments, and assists in management activities on state wildlife areas.&nbsp;<br><br>This position will work primarily with the Wetland Habitat and Mosquito Management (WHAMM) Program at its Madison location but will assist others in the Wildlife Habitat Unit as needed.<br><br><strong>ABOUT US</strong><br><br>The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is charged with conserving, improving, and protecting the natural resources and the environment of the state of Connecticut as well as making cheaper, cleaner and more reliable energy available for the people and businesses of the state. The agency is also committed to playing a positive role in rebuilding Connecticut’s economy and creating jobs – and to foster a sustainable and prosperous economic future for the state.<br><h4>Selection Plan</h4><br>Next Step:<br><br><ul><li>If selected for interview, applicants will be contacted by the divisions hiring supervisor anticipated for March/April of 2025.&nbsp;</li><li>If offered employment, new-hires must complete all new-hire paperwork prior to their first day of employment. This includes providing a copy of a state issued ID and acceptable documents as required for Employment Eligibility Verification (I-9 form).</li><li>Employment is contingent upon completion of a background check, which includes a review of employment, criminal and motor vehicle.&nbsp;</li><li>DEEP is committed to providing a safe and nondiscriminatory employment and educational environment that complies with policies relating to safety, diversity, discrimination, and harassment. Applicants who receive an offer of employment will be required to complete mandatory trainings in the above areas, via an online platform prior to beginning on-site work duties.</li></ul><br>For questions about the position, please contact Roger Wolfe&nbsp;at <a href="mailto:roger.wolfe@ct.gov" target="_blank">roger.wolfe@ct.gov</a>.<br><h4>PURPOSE OF JOB CLASS (NATURE OF WORK)</h4><br>    In the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, as a limited duration employee, performs one or more of a variety of tasks and assigned duties of a seasonal nature.   <br><h4>EXAMPLES OF DUTIES</h4><br><ul><li>Assist staff in inspecting wetlands for mosquitoes and invasive plants, and applying pesticides to control as needed;</li><li>Assist staff in shop and field in repair, maintenance and operation of vehicles and field equipment; and</li><li>Work may also involve tasks such as replacing and maintaining culverts and water control structures, excavation and earth moving projects, and invasive plant control (applying herbicides and mowing) in salt marshes and inland wetlands for wetland habitat.</li></ul><br><h4>KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY</h4><br>    Ability to follow instructions.   <br><h4>PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS</h4><br>    Preferred candidates possess additional levels of training and experience which may include any of the following:<br><ul><li>A CDL;</li><li>Use and maintenance of machinery and power equipment such as deck mowers, chainsaws, brushcutters, tractors, and medium-duty vehicles;</li><li>Skills in carpentry, plumbing, mechanical repairs, grounds maintenance, trailer towing, and boat handling;&nbsp;</li><li>Experience operating construction equipment (light and heavy duty trucks, dozers, excavators);&nbsp;</li><li>CT boating certificate; and</li><li>Basic computer skills (MS Office).</li></ul><br><h4>SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class who are assigned as supervisors of small recreational units will perform emergency first aid as needed and will be required to obtain and retain a Basic First Aid Certificate.&nbsp;</li><li>Incumbents in this class may be required for certain positions to meet any of the following:    <ul><li>Proof of possession of a valid Motor Vehicle Operator license.&nbsp;</li><li>Possession of a valid license to apply pesticides.&nbsp;</li><li>College training in a specific field.&nbsp;</li><li>Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification may be required by specific State facilities.&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must have and retain an American Red Cross (ARC) Lifeguarding Certification (includes CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Basic First Aid). An EMT or MRT certification may be substituted for the CPR and First Aid requirements.</li></ul><br><h4>PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class must possess and maintain adequate physical strength and stamina to perform the duties of the class.</li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must be able to demonstrate American Red Cross (ARC) waterfront lifeguarding swimming skills.</li></ul><br><h4>Conclusion</h4><br><strong>AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER</strong><br><br>The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly encourages the applications of women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.<br><h4>ACKNOWLEDGEMENT</h4><br>    As defined by Sec. 5-196 of the Connecticut General Statutes, a job class is a position or group of positions that share general characteristics and are categorized under a single title for administrative purposes. As such, a job class is not meant to be all-inclusive of every task and/or responsibility.   <br>

<br><h4>Introduction</h4><br>The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Fisheries Division advances the conservation, enhancement, restoration, use, and appreciation of Connecticut's fish, fisheries, and fish habitats.The State of Connecticut, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), Bureau of Natural Resources, Fisheries Division is currently recruiting for diverse and talented Seasonal Research Assistants to be part of our team led by a fisheries biologist or fisheries technician at our Division's field offices in Marlborough and Watertown. Employment is anticipated to begin in Spring (February-June) or Fall (August-October) and last for six months. Hours will primarily be during normal, first shift working hours, but regular late night and weekend work will also be required.<br><br><strong>Seasonal Research Assistants</strong><br><br><ul><li>Must be at least 18 years old.</li><li>Employment will begin in Spring (March-May) or Fall (August-October) and last for six months.</li><li>Seasonal Research Assistants for this program will work primarily out of either the Eastern District Headquarters at 209 Hebron Road, Marlborough, CT 06447, or the Western District Headquarters at 2065 Thomaston Rd, Watertown, CT 06795.</li><li>Hours will often be during normal, first shift working hours, but late night and weekend work will also be required.&nbsp;</li></ul><br><br>Roles and responsibilities include:<br><br><ul><li>Collecting trap net and electrofishing data from rivers/streams and lakes/ponds;</li><li>Independently conducting counts/interviews of people engaged in fishing;</li><li>Assisting in the operation of spawning marshes for Northern Pike;</li><li>Assisting in the daily stocking and operations at state trout hatcheries;</li><li>Entering fish community and angler survey data;</li><li>Processing ageing structures of fish (e.g., scales and otoliths);</li><li>Assisting with general maintenance and upkeep of various structures, buildings and equipment like boats, trailer, and motors.</li></ul><br><h4>Selection Plan</h4><br>1. Complete a Master Application and directly apply to this recruitment.<br><br>2. Ensure that your application is complete. You will be unable to make revisions once you officially submit your application to the State of Connecticut.<br><br>3. Regularly check your email for notifications (be sure to check your SPAM and/or Junk folders, as emails could end up there in error).<br><br>4. For questions about the position, please contact&nbsp;Andrew Bade via email at <a href="mailto:Andrew.Bade@ct.gov" target="_blank">Andrew.Bade@ct.gov</a>.<br><h4>PURPOSE OF JOB CLASS (NATURE OF WORK)</h4><br>    In the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, as a limited duration employee, performs one or more of a variety of tasks and assigned duties of a seasonal nature.   <br><h4>EXAMPLES OF DUTIES</h4><br>This position may be involved with any or all of the following: independently counting and/or interviewing anglers engaged in fishing, collecting fish using trap and gill nets, conducting electrofishing sampling of fish communities within rivers and streams and/or lakes and ponds, assisting in the operation of spawning marshes for Northern Pike, assisting in the daily stocking and operations at state trout hatcheries, entering fish community and angler survey data, sign posting at fishing access locations, collecting data using side scan sonar, cleaning and processing fish ageing structures, and assisting with general maintenance and upkeep of various structures, buildings, and equipment.<br><h4>KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY</h4><br>    Ability to follow instructions.   <br><h4>PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS</h4><br><ul><li>College level course work and/or experience in one or more of the following: outdoor education, aquatic biology, ecology, fisheries biology or management, and environmental science;</li><li>Experience with Connecticut's freshwater fish;</li><li>Experience working independently outdoors on the water, weekends, and late into the night;</li><li>Ability to walk in and along streams/rivers in moderate to swift current;</li><li>Ability to lift and carry 50 or more pounds;</li><li>A Certificate of Personal Watercraft Operation;</li><li>Fluency with Microsoft Office suite software;</li><li>The ability to perform basic mechanical and carpentry work.</li></ul><br><h4>SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class who are assigned as supervisors of small recreational units will perform emergency first aid as needed and will be required to obtain and retain a Basic First Aid Certificate.&nbsp;</li><li>Incumbents in this class may be required for certain positions to meet any of the following:    <ul><li>Proof of possession of a valid Motor Vehicle Operator license.&nbsp;</li><li>Possession of a valid license to apply pesticides.&nbsp;</li><li>College training in a specific field.&nbsp;</li><li>Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification may be required by specific State facilities.&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must have and retain an American Red Cross (ARC) Lifeguarding Certification (includes CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Basic First Aid). An EMT or MRT certification may be substituted for the CPR and First Aid requirements.</li></ul><br><h4>PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS</h4><br><ul><li>Incumbents in this class must possess and maintain adequate physical strength and stamina to perform the duties of the class.</li><li>Incumbents performing lifeguard services must be able to demonstrate American Red Cross (ARC) waterfront lifeguarding swimming skills.</li></ul><br><h4>Conclusion</h4><br><strong>AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER</strong><br><br>The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly encourages the applications of women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.<br><h4>ACKNOWLEDGEMENT</h4><br>    As defined by Sec. 5-196 of the Connecticut General Statutes, a job class is a position or group of positions that share general characteristics and are categorized under a single title for administrative purposes. As such, a job class is not meant to be all-inclusive of every task and/or responsibility.   <br>

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