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Conservation Programs Technician
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Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
West Jordan, UT (In Person)
$37,440 Salary, Full-Time
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Conservation Programs Technician Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District - 5.0 West Jordan, UT Job Details Temporary | Seasonal From $18 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Customer communication Outdoor work In-person customer service Driver's License Desktop applications Water conservation Productivity software Quality data entry Full Job Description Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District (JVWCD) is seeking motivated individuals to support our water conservation programs and public engagement efforts. This is an excellent opportunity for students or early-career professionals interested in water conservation, environmental science, sustainable landscaping, and related fields to gain hands-on experience. Job Summary As a Conservation Programs Technician , you will support the implementation of water conservation initiatives by assisting Conservation Coordinators with program administration, field evaluations, and customer support. This role combines fieldwork and office responsibilities, offering meaningful exposure to real-world conservation practices and community outreach. Technicians will assist with rebate processing, landscape measurements, participant consultations, and compliance verification. You will also help educate residents on water-wise landscaping, efficient irrigation systems, and appropriate plant selection and design principles. This position is generally 60% field-based and 40% office-based , though duties may vary depending on program needs. Key Responsibilities Field Work (approximately 60%): Conduct off-site visits to residential yards and outdoor landscapes Measure project areas and evaluate landscaping and irrigation components Verify compliance with program requirements Provide participant education on water conservation principles Travel between field locations using District vehicles Office Work (approximately 40%): Assist customers with program inquiries, applications, and troubleshooting Support participants in successfully completing program requirements Perform accurate data entry and mapping of project areas Assist with rebate processing and program documentation Gather photo and video content for program communications and social media Additional duties may include assisting with other conservation programs and supporting community outreach events as assigned. Job Requirements Minimum of two years of college coursework in natural resources, conservation, environmental science, horticulture, landscape management, plant science, landscape design, or a related field Valid driver's license required Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications Strong time management, attention to detail, and accurate data entry skills Excellent customer service skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Comfortable working outdoors in a variety of weather conditions Genuine interest in water conservation and sustainable practices