Duties Description The incumbent for this position will administer the Protection of Waters (ECL Art. 15) Program for Region 4. This would include, but not be limited to: public education and outreach; project plan review for large commercial and industrial projects in addition to small residential projects; working with applicants to get permit applications up to DEC standards for permit issuance in Article 15 jurisdiction; deal with Article 15 violations and enforcement with the regulated community; investigate resource damage violations; assist with flooding response as needed; and work with other DEC Bureaus and Divisions requiring Bureau of Ecosystem Health assistance and technical expertise to include the Divisions of Environmental Permits, Water and Law Enforcement as well as the Office of General Counsel. This incumbent may also assist with larger power transmission, solar facility, and other associated projects with DEC central office staff for project review as necessary.
DEC Region 4 has a significant number of protected waterbodies within its 9 counties. Multiple counties in Region 4 are experiencing an increasing frequency of flooding and face increasing development pressure in both urban and rural communities. This position will require that the incumbent learn multiple tasks within the Bureau of Ecosystem Health (BEH) to allow the individual to perform multiple duties within the Bureau as workload demands. Outreach to the regulated community and local municipalities is an important part of this position. This is a field-oriented position, sometimes in adverse weather conditions and in remote and uneven terrain. Strong verbal and written communication skills are essential aspects of this job to clearly convey regulatory programs to the public, the regulated community and other state and federal agencies. GIS and GPS skills and field experience are strongly preferred. Minimum Qualifications This title is part of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide Program (NY HELPS). For the duration of the NY HELPS Program, this title may be filled via a non-competitive appointment, which means no examination is required but all candidates must meet the minimum qualifications of the title for which they apply. To be eligible for appointment under NY HELPS, candidates must meet the minimum qualifications below: Non-Competitive qualifications: A bachelor's or higher degree including or supplemented by with 18 semester credit hours in aquatic ecosystem restoration and enhancement, behavior of fish, behavior of wildlife, behavioral ecology, biology of fish, biology of wildlife, biostatistics, biomonitoring, conservation biology, conservation ecology, community ecology, community dynamics, ecological data analysis, ecological modeling and design, ecological risk assessment, ecology, ecology and management of invasive species, ecology of fish, ecology of freshwater or marine organisms, ecology of freshwater wetlands, ecology of wildlife, ecology of plants, ecology of habitats, ecosystems, ecotoxicology, environmental contamination, environmental toxicology, endangered species, entomology, environmental impact analysis, environmental impact assessment, forest ecology, fisheries management, habitat analysis, habitat geographic information system (GIS) analysis, habitat protection, habitat quality, habitat evaluation, habitat management, habitat restoration, herpetology, hydrogeomorphology, hydrobiology, hydrology, ichthyology, limnology, mammalian ecology, mammalogy, management of habitats management of populations, marine ecology, mycorrhizal ecology, ornithology, plant ecology, population dynamics, population ecology, population management, population analysis, restoration and management, research in ecology, statistics in ecology, stream resource protection, systems ecology, urban wildlife, urban habitats, watershed-based conservation, watershed-based management, wetland resources, wetland restoration, wetland science, wetland and stream resources, or wildlife management. Examples of Non-qualifying Courses: agriculture or domestic animal specialties, climate change, earth science, dendrology, environmental ethics, environmental planning, evolution, extinction, forest or forestry resources management, human population dynamics, human ecology, oceanography, silvicultural, taxonomy, water pollution control. Competitive qualifications: Reassignment - Currently in the title and an employee of DEC...expertise. Here, you can apply your passion and collaborate with top environmental professionals on work that's vital to our clients and the... ...personnel, and Native American tribal members* Coordinating with GIS staff, PIs, or project managers to collect and manage field...
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