Conservation Aide
Posted
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02/23/2017
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County
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Guthrie
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Location
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Stuart ,Iowa
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Salary
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$10.00 per hour
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Deadline
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03/31/2017
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Description
Position:
The Guthrie County Conservation Board is accepting
applications for a seasonal Conservation Aide position. The position is approximately five months and
will be from May through early October.
It is a seasonal position with an expectation of 40 hours per week
paying $10.00 per hour. Applicants may
be subject to holiday and weekend work.
Description:
The Conservation Aide position will assist with all aspects
of grounds and facility maintenance with the Guthrie County Conservation
Board’s areas including campgrounds, recreational trails, and wildlife
management areas.
- Mowing and trimming within parks
- Cleaning and maintenance of restroom and shower
facilities
- Trash and litter removal within GCCB areas
- Assist and provide campers with information and
instruction on camping and park rules
- Tree and brush removal on recreational trail
system
- Operation of mowers, weed trimmers, tractors, chainsaws,
power tools, and various other equipment associated with grounds maintenance
- General equipment maintenance
- Minor development and construction of GCCB areas
- Additional responsibilities will be dictated by
the director or natural resource manager
Qualifications:
Applicants must be 18 years of age and posses a valid
driver’s license. Must have a high
school GED. Preference is given for an interest
in biology, forestry, ecology, or natural resource management. Applicants with experience in equipment such
as mowers, trimmers, power tools, and chain saws are preferred. Individual must be able to lift 75lbs and
pass a background check.
To Apply:
To apply, mail or email a Guthrie County job application to the
Guthrie County Conservation Board.
206 W. South St.
Panora, Iowa 50216. Email: gccb@netins.net Phone: 641-755-3061
Guthrie
County is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Qualifications
Must be 18 years of age
To Apply
Submit a Guthrie County Job Application to the Guthrie County Conservation Board office.