Environmental Technician Jobs in North Carolina

Job Title: Handyman/environmental technician Company: Location: Asheville, NC Description: Vaired duties from residential remodel work to small environmental remediation work. Valid DL and transportation required. Some basic handyman skills desired. OSHA respirator training is a plus. Some training provided. Must be dependable with good work ethic. Start out part time as needed with potential for growth. Pay commensurate with skill level and experience. Send email with summary of work history and skills and contact information.

Job Title: Forestry Technician Company: Location: Cherokee, NC Description: Incumbent participates primarily in general forest management. Serves as a skilled forestry technician able to cruise timber and develop cruise summaries, issue timber cutting, rock collecting, and crafting permits to tribal members. Assists the Supervisory Forester with the development of timber sale permits and contracts, timber stand improvement treatments, and timber management plans. Identifies eastern tree species forest pests and diseases. Applies resource protection practices and techniques to minimize forest resource damage. Other related duties involve resource protection patrol, insect detection, and timber trespass detection. The incumbent will also be involved in computer operations including GPS, data recorders, large format plotters, laser rangefinders, digital photography, and others. Additionally be responsible for the maintenance and repair of forestry tools, equipment, and upkeep of facilities.

Job Title: Supervisory Environmental Protection Specialist Company: Location: Durham, NC Description: At the full performance level, you will: Serve as a Group Leader within AQAD; maintain an accurate and transparent national emissions inventory; provide analysis and interpretation of emissions data and trends; serve as the Supervisor over a group of employees engaged in professional, administrative, or technical work and extensive work with air pollution control programs and implementation of environmental laws, especially the Clean Air Act.At the higher grade level, your assignments will be more complex and you should need less guidance from your supervisor.You will spend less than 25%, of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements.