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U.S. Geological Survey: multiple positions

USGS is accepting applicants for 6 different positions across the state. Visit http://www.usgs.gov/ohr/oars/index.html for more information on these vacancies. For any questions on the application process, please contact Mary Dunlap at 303-236-9563 or Mary Owens at 303-236-9573, CR Human Resource Office. For any questions regarding the technical aspects of the positions, please contact the staff members listed below.

  • Hydrologic Technician, GS-5/6/7/8/9, Ft. Worth or Wichita Falls, TX, CR-2008-0464 (5/7) or CR-2008-0465 (9/11). Technical Contact: Keith Snider - 940-692-4283.
  • Supervisory Hydrologist, GS-12, Houston, TX, CR-2008-0466. Technical Contact: Mike Turco 936-271-5312.
  • Supervisory Hydrologist, GS-1315-14, CR-2008-0423 or Supervisory Physical Scientist, CR-2008-0314 , GS-1301-14, Austin, TX. Technical Contact: Bob Joseph, 512-927-3502.
  • Hydrologist, WQ Specialist, GS-1315-12/13, Austin, Ft. Worth, Houston, or San Antonio, TX, CR-2008-0494. Technical Contact: Bob Joseph, 512-927-3502.
  • Supervisory Hydrologist or Physical Scientist, GS-12/13, Ft. Worth, TX, CR-2008-0481. Technical Contact: Bob Joseph, 512-927-3502.
  • Interdisciplinary Physical Scientist 1301, Hydrologist 1315, Geophysicist 1313 -5/7/9/11, San Angelo, TX. Technical Contact: Wade Kress, 325-944-4600, x11.

Posted 04/21/2008

City of Fort Worth: Water Conservation Program Manager

Responsible for 54 staff members in the Water Conservation and Meter Services sections. Provide technical expertise in developing and administering the City's Water Conservation and Drought Management Programs; perform related work as required; participate in the preparation and administration of assigned budget; submit budget recommendations; monitor expenditures; respond to citizen and water system customer inquiries, complaints, and information requests; evaluate, formulate, and recommend new and make amendments to the city water usage and conservation programs, policies and objectives; manage water usage audits with major commercial and industrial users to reduce water use and comply with the Water Conservation Program; determine cost/benefit ratio for all new water conservation efforts and prepares cost estimates for projects; coordinate and implement the City's water distribution leak detection and water audit programs; establish goals and priorities for departmental programs; serve as a technical expert on water efficiency issues, researches water conservation programs, and techniques; and prepare recommendations for overall program objectives and goals.

For more details or to apply online, go to https://www.fortworthgov.org/hrappl/Job_Detail.asp?RecID=1722

Posted 04/19/2008

San Antonio River Authority: Planner I

Assists and supports Water Resources and Community Development Department program and project managers with planning, coordinating, developing, implementing, and monitoring projects and programs within the department. For more information and application insturctions, download the following PDF document:

Posted 04/19/2008

Texas Water Development Board: Deputy Executive Administrator for Project Finance and Construction Assistance

The Deputy Executive Administrator for Project Finance and Construction Assistance (PFCA) reports to the agency's Executive Administrator who is appointed by the Board of Directors. In support of the Executive Administrator the Deputy for Project Finance and Construction Assistance will be responsible for providing direction and oversight for the infrastructure financial assistance functions of the Board. For more information and application instructions, download this Word document:

Posted 12/20/2007

Brazos River Authority: Senior Project Engineer

Summary of Position: Provides project engineering and project management expertise for the planning and development of water and reservoir related projects. Applicant should have working knowledge of facility design and project oversight. Provides design for projects as needed; prepares studies and reports related to the Authorities projects: provides review of reports, plans, front end documents, and technical specifications. Submit periodic updates for all projects that are assigned; provide technical support to all Basins and Planning and Development sections of the BRA.

For more information, including salary range, download the full description:

Posted 9/17/2007, updated 11/29/2007

Colorado River Municipal Water District: Operations Manager

The Manager of Operations, under the general direction of the General Manager, is responsible for all activities relating to the operations and maintenance of the District's raw water supply systems, water quality enhancement systems, safety and security programs and engineering services. For full details and contact information, download this Word document:

Posted 10/21/2007

Colorado River Municipal Water District: Electrical/Electronics Superintendent

The Electrical/Electronics Superintendent, under the direction of the Operations Manager, directs and oversees the installation, maintenance and repairs of all electrical, electronic and metering equipment in the District. For full details and contact information, download this Word document:

Posted 10/16/2007

North Plains Groundwater Conservation District: Monitoring Well Coordinator

Location: Dumas, TX. General Description: This person will coordinate, implement and maintain water quality monitoring and water level monitoring program areas: monitor and measure progress on program; research, analyze and recommend possible new monitor well sites; coordinate easement acquisition for new and existing monitor well sites, be responsible for overseeing the construction, equipping and maintenance of monitor wells; perform data acquisition, quality assurance and quality control related to the program; prepare and monitor related budgets and expenditures; perform assignments independently with direct supervision and guidance from the Assistant Manager on matters related to overall objectives, critical issues, new concepts and policy positions; and will perform other duties as assigned by the Assistant Manager

Educational/Experience Requirements: Bachelor's degree in business or public administration, engineering, geology, hydrology, environmental science, a closely related field or equivalent experience and training; strong analytical, technical, problem solving and investigative skills; experience using computer software in solving analytical problems; strong oral, written and organizational skills; ability to work well with District staff, groups or individuals with diverse interests; ability to exercise initiative, independent judgment and responsibility, a valid driver's license, and the ability to operate a motor vehicle and maintain a safe driving record.

Salary: Commensurate with experience. For more information, contact Rhonda Artho at 806-935-6401, or pick up application form at District office at 603 East 1st Street in Dumas. Applications accepted through November 16.

Posted 10/16/2007

North Plains Groundwater Conservation District: Field Technician

Location: Dumas, Texas. General Description: Conducts field inspections and investigations with appropriate personnel and reports findings; maintains accurate records of field investigation activities; assists Compliance Coordinator in assembling required information to complete enforcement packets and other related activities; drafts summary reports as a result of field investigations; provides the general public with information regarding the Ogallala Aquifer; maintains all records concerning field investigations; maintains all associated field equipment; and performs other duties as scheduled by the Field Services Coordinator.

Educational/Experience Requirements: Associates Degree or equivalent experience and training, have a valid Texas driver's license and a good driving record; have mechanical aptitude and possess the ability to work with little direct supervision; must have the ability to work well with District staff and groups or individuals with diverse interests; have some familiarity with computers in data entry, record keeping and summary report writing.

Salary: Commensurate with experience. For more information, contact Rhonda Artho at 806-935-6401, or pick up application form at District office at 603 East 1st Street in Dumas. Applications accepted through November 16.

Posted 10/16/2007

West Central Texas Municipal Water District: Grants and Community Relations Officer

Location: Abilene, TX. Position Purpose: Assist General Manager with governmental and public relations for the District. Use communication tools and scientific understanding to explain the vision, goals, and programs of the District. Develop and coordinate grant-funded District research and development. Market District services. Download the following Word document for a full description of the position and contact info:

Posted 10/03/2007