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Job Title: Environmental Monitoring Technician

Company Name: Esgenoopetitj Watershed Association

Job Category: Science and Research

Requirements:

• The EWA Technician Monitor is responsible for water quality monitoring, data collection, and ensuring environmental compliance.
• Conduct fieldwork, manage environmental reports, and coordinate with First Nations, stakeholders, governments, and non-profit groups.
• Engage in community outreach, participate in meetings, assist with training, and conduct research to support environmental initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Monitor water quality and environmental parameters in the field.
• Collect and analyze data, and prepare reports on findings.
• Conduct community outreach and engage with stakeholders, including First Nations, governments, and non-profit organizations.
• Assist in organizing and participating in meetings and training sessions.
• Support research initiatives and contribute to environmental projects.

Workplace Essential Skills:

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use
• Continuous learning

A candidate (student) must:

• Be a resident of New Brunswick (must have lived in New Brunswick for at least 6 months) or a First Nation community in New Brunswick;
• Be eligible to work in Canada (must have a valid SIN number);
• NOT be an immediate family member (spouse, children, parent, brother or sister) of the employer;
• Be a high school student entering grade 10, 11, or 12 in September 2024; OR
• Be a full-time Grade 12, university or college student in the current academic year of 2023-2024 AND attending a post-secondary institution full-time in the fall of 2024.

Disclaimer: Please note that the job posting you are about to read has been automatically generated by OpenAI based on a brief description sourced from WorkingNB.