Department Of Natural Resources Work Values

Daily Duties at Department Of Natural Resources:

Project manager for State Office Buildings and State Parks. Provided technical assistance to the Office of Administration and the Department of Energy to improve energy efficiency in State Office Buildings and State Parks. Project assistant for the Agriculture Cost Share Grant Program, provided technical and financial assistance to farmers for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects using American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds. Case manager: reviewed referred enforcement cases and evaluated the severity of environmental violations to determine if the Missouri Clean Water Law and its implementing regulations were violated. Resolved referred enforcement cases through negotiation with responsible parties including: collecting civil penalties and investigative costs; drafted and issued abatement orders, consent judgments, settlement agreements and other administrative documents; referred responsible parties to the Attorney General’s Office for litigation and testified in public trials; provided technical guidance on enforcement and compliance related issues to Department staff, the public, the media, industries, private facilities, municipalities and other state and federal agencies. Produced and distributed the state’s Quarterly Noncompliance Report and Watch List, which tracks all noncompliant major wastewater permittees in the state, for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

What they like about Department Of Natural Resources:

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Tags

wastewater, specialist, environment, regulatory, energy, wildlife

Skills

Case, project and database manager, supervisor, public speaking, including testifying in court, writing legal documents, reports and letters, telephone interviewer, data entry, field sampling and management techniques, meeting facilitator, off-road driver safety training instructor, safety officer

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