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BEING AGE 55 OR OLDER IS GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT! The Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program offers unique opportunities in Administrative / Office support for individuals age 55 and over to support the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through a grant administered by the National Older Worker Career Center (NOWCC). This is a unique program where your talents, expertise and experience will truly be valued. The EPA provides a wonderful work atmosphere, a state-of-the-art building, all work travel and training is paid for, and you'll be working side-by-side with EPA staff that are out doing important work every day.   If this is the right opportunity for you, we'd love to have you. Environmental Scientist This position will work with public water systems in the Tribal Direct Implementation Program for the Public Water Supply Supervision Program and the Tribes to conduct sanitary surveys, provide technical assistance on groundwater and surface water issues, update facility and personnel information for water systems, assist system in completing Consumer Confidence Reports, conduct filing (electronic and paper), remind operators about sampling requirements and train operators on proper operation and maintenance of systems. Conduct and write up sanitary surveys and Level 2 assessments. 40% Provide technical assistance on sampling, monitoring plans, groundwater and surface treatment water issues. 30% Perform filing and other office administrative tasks. 20% Provide operator training. 10%    Other: HAZWOPER refresher Sanitary surveys Overnight travel: Extensive overnight travel to attend meetings and provide technical support. Air travel anticipated: Once per year maximum Rental cars: Use of rental cars is preferred for all out-of-town travel. Limited to up to 12 days per month. Health Safety Training: HAZWOPER Training Health and Safety Considerations: 40 hour course can be taken in Butte, MT May involve brief exposure to loud noise (pumps) and cold or hot temperatures. The position requires exposure to water treatment chemicals such as chlorine, ammonia, strong acids and bases. Qualifications: BA/BS Degree in Science, geology, hydrology or hydrogeology. OR Minimum of 5 year(s) of experience in water resources field. Ability to effectively communicate (written and verbal) with Local/State/Tribal water resources offices. Ability to effectively coordinate with several diverse entities. Ability to clearly communicate both individual and group settings. Experience in outreach, training, presentations, and report writing. Ability to use word processing, mapping, and databases. Experience working with drinking water operators and systems. Valid Driver's License. Willingness to perform basic office administrative tasks including phone calls, filing and revision of documents. Experience required with MS Word, Excel, Fax, Copying Machine, Multiple Phone Lines, Scanner Pay rate: $12.72 per hour This is the maximum amount budgeted through the grants to support this program. Benefits: 3 weeks Paid Vacation, 12 Paid Sick Time, Paid Federal Holidays, 1 Personal Holiday, Paid Health Insurance Premium, Optional Vision and Dental Insurance is available. Hours Per Week : 40  Location: EPA Montana Office, Helena MT 59626 Must be 55 years of age or older to be eligible for this grant-administered program through NOWCC. More information can be found at www.NOWCC.org. For more information and to submit your application, click on the link below:  <a href='https://nowcc.acquiretm.com/job_details_clean.aspx?ID=2444&source=GreenJobs.com'>Click here to apply.</a>

BEING AGE 55 OR OLDER IS GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT! The Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program offers unique opportunities in Administrative / Office support for individuals age 55 and over to support the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through a grant administered by the National Older Worker Career Center (NOWCC). This is a unique program where your talents, expertise and experience will truly be valued. The EPA provides a wonderful work atmosphere, a state-of-the-art building, all work travel and training is paid for, and you'll be working side-by-side with EPA staff that are out doing important work every day.  If this is the right opportunity for you, we'd love to have you. Underground Injection Control (UIC) Permit / Rule Writer and HydroGeologist This position prepares injection well authorizations by drafting permits and authorizations by rule and provide hydro-geological support by evaluating injection flow path for aquifer storage and recover (ASR) systems, and other associated technical assignments. Duties: Review Class V (including ASR) applications and draft permits.   30% Review data for ASR authorizations by rule/permit (e.g., Pilot Cycle Test Results); prepare recommendations.   35% Provide other Class V-related technical and regulatory assistance as needed/assigned.   15% Input data/maintain data quality for Regional UIC database and track Class V/ASR projects and their contacts.   15% Provide training and technical assistance to Class V/ASR operators.   5% Qualifications: BA/BS Degree in knowledge of hydrogeology and modeling or general B.S. OR Minimum of 5 year(s) of experience in hydrogeology and/or environmental science. Modflow Pay rate: $12.72 per hour This is the maximum amount budgeted through the grants to support this program. Benefits: 3 weeks Paid Vacation, 12 Paid Sick Time, All Federal Holidays, 1 Personal Holiday, Paid Health Insurance Premium, Vision and Dental Insurance is available Hours Per Week : 40  Location: EPA Region 8 Downtown Denver office Must be 55 years of age or older to be eligible for this grant-administered program through NOWCC. More information can be found at www.NOWCC.org. For more information and to submit your application, click on the link below: https://nowcc.acquiretm.com/job_details_clean.aspx?ID=2599&source=GreenJobs.com

BEING AGE 55 OR OLDER IS GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT! The Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program offers unique opportunities in Administrative / Office support for individuals age 55 and over to support the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through a grant sponsored by the National Older Worker Career Center (NOWCC). This is a unique program where your talents, expertise and experience will truly be valued. The EPA provides a wonderful work atmosphere, a state-of-the-art building, all work travel and training is paid for, and you'll be working side-by-side with EPA staff that are out doing important work every day.  If this is the right opportunity for you, we'd love to have you. Underground Storage Tank Inspector / Program Support This position provides technical and programmatic support to EPA's Underground Storage Tank (UST) and Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) program in Indian Country within EPA Region 8. Duties: Conduct quarterly groundwater sampling at Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Sites in Indian Country in Region 8.   30% Conduct routine UST inspections including, but not limited to: inspection preparation; inspection follow-up; report writing; and data entry.   25% Review site assessment and remedial action reports and provide comments and recommendations.    20% Review, update, verify and maintain EPA?s Underground Storage Tank (UST) database on Indian Reservations in MT. This will be done by a combination of site visits; review of State, Tribal, and EPA files; review of self-certifications; and outreach to owners and operators of unregistered USTs. Initiatives including inventory mailings, data management, and providing technical assistance over the phone.    15% Receive reports of Underground Storage Tank (UST) closures or changes-in-service and enter appropriate information in the EPA database. Review UST closure plans and conduct UST closure inspections for compliance with EPA regulations.   5% Review plans for site assessment and correction action received from Underground Storage Tank (UST) owners/operators on Indian Reservations in MT for compliance with EPA laws and regulation, and good practices   5% Other: EPA UST Inspector Training OSHA 24/40 hours Health and Safety Training OSHA 8 hour Health and Safety Training (annually, after initial training) EPA Basic Inspector Training CPR and First Aid Training (annually and every two years, respectively) Computer training courses; available on an as needed basis GPS Training EPA UST Inspector Training OSHA 24/40 hours Health and Safety Training OSHA 8 hour Health and Safety Training (annually, after initial training) EPA Basic Inspector Training CPR and First Aid Training (annually and every two years, respectively) Computer training courses; available on an as needed basis GPS Training Overnight travel: 1-10 days/month Air travel anticipated: 1-10 days/month, Rental cars: 1-10 days/month Health Safety Training: Employee will be required to take the 40 hour safety course from a local contractor; and will take the refresher course annually with EPA. Health and Safety Considerations: Specific field training will be provided by EPA field personnel. See Training and Safety sections . See Training and Safety sections . Required Safety Gear: Gloves, hard hat, steel toed shoes, safety glasses Safety Gear Use: The use of safety equipment will be determined based on the site safety plan which will be specific for each facility inspected. Qualifications: BA/BS Degree in Environmental Studies, Geology, Earth Sciences, Mining OR Minimum of 10 year(s) of experience in Science related field Previously completed training in Underground Storage Tank (UST) Inspections and/or Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Remediation Working knowledge of Underground Storage Tank (UST) and/or Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Program. Strong communication skills (oral and written), organizational skills and problem solving skills. Ability to manage several concurrent tasks and be accountable to several people. Experience required with MS Word, Fax, Copying Machine, Scanner Pay rate: $12.72 per hour This is the maximum amount budgeted through the grants to support this program. Benefits: 3 weeks Paid Vacation, 12 Paid Sick Time, All Federal Holidays, 1 Personal Holiday, Paid Health Insurance Premium, Vision and Dental Insurance is available Hours Per Week : 32  Location: EPA Region 8 Downtown Denver office Must be 55 years of age or older to be eligible for this grant-administered program through NOWCC. More information can be found at www.NOWCC.org. For more information and to submit your application, click on the link below: https://nowcc.acquiretm.com/job_details_clean.aspx?ID=2646&source=GreenJobs.com

BEING AGE 55 OR OLDER IS GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT! The Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program offers unique opportunities in Administrative / Office support for individuals age 55 and over to support the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through a grant administered program through National Older Worker Career Center (NOWCC). This is a unique program where your talents, expertise and experience will truly be valued. The EPA provides a wonderful work atmosphere, a state-of-the-art building, all work travel and training is paid for, and you'll be working side-by-side with EPA staff that are out doing important work every day.  If this is the right opportunity for you, we'd love to have you. Professional Support to Preparedness and Site Assessment This position assists the Preparedness and Site Assessment Section and Emergency Management Branch  of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in implementing, planning, training, exercising, and supporting outreach relations with Federal agencies, states, tribes, local organizations and the regulated community. Duties: Provide support to the Emergency Management Branch by developing, managing, tracking and analyzing technical database (e.g., outreach, Oil database, FAITAS, EMP, CR-ERNS, NRC, TERA users, etc.).   45% Develop, maintain, and regularly update the RRT/OSC webpage providing online outreach and education to the public. Regularly provide updates to the National EPA website regarding the Section's work/news/training. Update factsheets and presentation materials.   20% Provide support to local groups on use of the CAMEO Suite and the Emergency Response Application (TERA).   15% Analyze travel trends, track budget and expenditures and process travel reservations for the staff in the Section.   10% Provide organizational support to the Branch through records management, tracking, and managing a wide variety of letters and documents/files.   5% Provide copying, mailing, typing, editing, note taking, and schedule assistance.   5%         Other: Dbase and computer training as needed and as available Overnight travel: Possibly once per year. Air travel anticipated: Possibly once per year. Rental cars: Possibly once per year. Qualifications: BA/BS Degree in Education, Marketing, Business, or Science related field. OR Minimum of 5 year(s) of experience in Outreach, Science/Technical classwork is preferred; Experience required with MS Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher, Fax, Copying Machine, Scanner MS Access Dbase Systems, Webpage, tier 2 submit, CAMEO, Adobe Pro Pay rate: $12.72 per hour This is the maximum amount budgeted through the grants to support this program. Benefits: 3 weeks Paid Vacation, 12 Paid Sick Time, All Federal Holidays, 1 Personal Holiday, Paid Health Insurance Premium, Vision and Dental Insurance is available Hours Per Week : 32-40 Location: EPA Region 8 Downtown Denver office Must be 55 years of age or older to be eligible for this grant-administered program through NOWCC. More information can be found at www.NOWCC.org. For more information and to submit your application, click on the link below: https://nowcc.acquiretm.com/job_details_clean.aspx?ID=2618&source=GreenJobs.com