Richland County has a full-time opening for a Land Conservation Technician position. The purpose of this position is assisting the County Conservationist and the landowners of Richland County regarding the implementation of NR 151 Non-point Source Pollution Standards, Soil and Water Resource Management program, Farmland Preservation program, Lake Monitoring and Protection Network program, the County’s Manure Storage Ordinance, and the implementation of the County’s Land and Water Resource Management plan. This opening is anticipated to specialize in technical assistance by surveying, designing, and inspecting soil and water conservation practices for the landowners of Richland County.

A Bachelor’s degree in soil conservation, natural resources, or related fields or an associate degree in Natural resource from a technical college with 2 years’ experience. Knowledge of surveying techniques and Agricultural Waste Management Systems required for technical position. Candidate must also be familiar with current farming practices and be able to work effectively with people representing diverse interests. Requirements can be satisfied with an equivalent combination of education and experience.

The wage range for this 35-hr/week position is $22.14-$23.14 hourly. Includes health insurance, WRS retirement, and other fringe benefits. Offering flexible work schedule and ability to occasionally work remotely.

Job Applications and resume shall be submitted by 3pm on Friday, July 15th, 2022 at the above address to Attn: Cathy Cooper