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The Program Specialist – GIS Intern position offers a great opportunity to hone your skills in mapping while learning from experts in the GIS and data analysis field. This part-time position supports water conservation efforts by helping visualize water needs and use based on vegetation cover.

Deadline: Open until filled 

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The Wastewater Treatment Plant Mechanic Specialists ensure the performance, safety, and optimization of CSU's Wastewater Treatment Plants by inspecting, maintaining, and repairing pumps, drives, and mechanical equipment. Your expert mechanical knowledge will be utilized to ensure effective operations and maintenance of the treatment facilities and 18-mile sludge pipeline. If you are seeking an opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge in areas such as maintenance, Instruments and Controls (I&C), electrical, and/or operations, this may be the job for you! CSU's cross-training also ensures you are always growing and developing in your career.

Deadline: Open until filled.

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Work related to the construction, maintenance, inspection and/or repair of infrastructure including equipment operation and/or maintenance in the field for equipment specific to water distribution, wastewater collection, and storm drainage operations.

Deadline: Open until filled.

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Centennial Water and Sanitation District is currently accepting applications for the position of Water Conservation & Efficiency Coordinator. Successful candidates must have knowledge of water conservation & efficiency programs and techniques and possess the ability to represent the District in a professional manner.

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Aurora Water is committed to enhancing and protecting the quality of life for Aurora citizens by providing safe, dependable and sustainable water, sewer and stormwater services, today and in the future. The Public Relations division of Aurora Water is looking for a Natural Resources Senior Specialist for its Education team. This position requires flexibility, adaptability, a willingness to learn new skills and a person who is collaborative and organized with a strong sense of environmental ethics.

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This position is an integral member of the Communication & Engagement Department team, working collaboratively with Water & Sewer Department leadership to develop, implement and manage high-level strategic communication plans. The Communication Specialist II will provide direction and context for the communication, promotion, public education, and public engagement aspects of work related to the Water and Sewer Department. They will use a range of tactics including marketing and advertising, social media, websites, and community dialogue to ensure the public is well informed about the state of the Water & Sewer Department’s projects, services, operations and infrastructure,

The ideal candidate will demonstrate knowledge of integrated communications strategies, including engagement, education and marketing. They will work well in a collaborative, dynamic and results-driven environment. The ideal candidate must be comfortable working with many stakeholders and distilling complex information. Experience in water issues is desirable, but not required.

Experience, Knowledge, Skills:

• Bachelor’s degree gained through a four-year college/university academic program or specialized technical training of equivalent length in the field of Communication and Engagement or a related field.
• No less than three to five years of progressively responsible professional experience involving 21st-century communication practices (i.e., marketing, communications, media relations, public engagement, brand management, or related fields.)
• Proficient at writing, organizing content and data, and reporting outcomes.
• Experience assessing, monitoring and measuring strategic communication initiatives.
• Experience in media relations including writing press releases, pitching stories, and coordinating interviews.
• Ability to utilize components of project management to successfully schedule, lead and facilitate communication.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong customer service skills and diplomacy.
• Experience with Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Mail Chimp, and WordPress
• Experience with current social media applications and online platforms for communication and engagement.
• Experience with digital cameras.

The Water Conservation Specialist is an integral part of the Water Conservation team and Fort Collins Utilities (Utilities), providing support by managing indoor and outdoor water demands and improving water efficiency to meet the goals of the Fort Collins Utilities Water Efficiency Plan. The position uses innovative techniques to improve water use efficiency throughout the community, including science-based methodologies and industry best practices for managing water demands and improving community resiliency. The position involves independent and collaborative work with numerous entities, internal and external to the City organization, to develop and implement programs, policies, plans, goals, and regulation-based requirements.  The position requires a culturally competent, water professional with excellent data management and analysis skills who can interact with diverse groups and individuals to provide community benefits and excellent service to Utilities’ customers.

ANNUAL SALARY RANGE:   $69,868.00 - 116,446.00 (Salaries are paid biweekly)

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SUMMARY

This is highly responsible work in planning and coordinating a variety of capital programs/projects in the Public Works and Water Departments.  This position includes capital improvement project contract administration and coordination, review of projects related to utility improvements, long-range planning activities, developing operations and maintenance plans, and monitoring existing programs and activities related to the Water Operations and Water Resources. Work is performed with latitude for independent judgment and action and is reviewed by the Director of Public Works through observation, conferences, reports, and achievement of desired objectives.  May develop intergovernmental agreements with other agencies concerning water rights, land purchases, water system interconnects, water storage, etc.  Prepare written reports and memorandums.  Carry out related administrative duties as assigned.

SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED

Direction provided by the Public Works Director.  Works closely with and provides direction and supervision of Public Works personnel, and Water Department personnel, and operations personnel.

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