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Tahoe Resource Conservation District
Roving Watercraft Inspector
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What they do
A Food or Agricultural Inspector inspects food, processed food and food containers to be sure they are safe for consumers, or inspects animals, animal feed or crops to check for disease that could affect food supplies. Checks for compliance with private industry standards or federal food safety and agricultural regulations.
$49,166 / year median in California
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Roving Watercraft Inspector Environmental Technician I Salary range: $21.00 per hour Eligible for bonuses based on attendance and standing Seasonal Position, 40hrs/wk, Through September Summary Description Tahoe Resource Conservation District (Tahoe RCD) is a non-regulatory special district that promotes the conservation, stewardship and knowledge of the Lake Tahoe Region's natural resources by providing leadership and innovative environmental services to all stakeholders. The Watercraft Inspection Program (WIP) is a well‐coordinated, collaborative and successful aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention effort that provides technical assistance to project partners and residents within the Lake Tahoe region. Tahoe RCD and its program partners, including the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, work closely together to fully implement this program on public and private lands. The Roving Watercraft Inspector's primary objective will be to intercept, inspect, educate, train, and certify non-motorized and hand-launched watercraft users throughout the region. Roving Inspectors will focus heavily on public outreach/education, as well as liaising with program partners and providing assistance. Roving Inspectors will be integrated with most aspects of the Watercraft Inspection Program, including watercraft inspections, documentation, reporting, on-site surveys, customer service and interaction with the general public and partners of the Program. The Roving Inspector position will work independently but coordinate frequently with multiple representatives of management. Individuals with drive and passion should all apply. Whether you are environmentally focused or mechanically minded, looking to start or develop your career, or just looking for a summer job in beautiful Lake Tahoe, we welcome you to come be a part of our team.