Biologist. Is in the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife assigned to monitor the lynx hotline and required to remain on standby status during the lynx trapping season will be eligible to receive standby pay. Standby pay will begin on the third week of October and end the last day of December each year. Affected employees are required to be on standby from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday during the trapping season. Standby pay shall not be paid for any other time. Employees called out on a scheduled day off during the period of standby shall receive hour for hour compensatory time for hours worked. Standby pay shall be suspended during all hours in call-out status.
Biologist. This individual shall have, as a minimum, a bachelor's degree in Biology or closely related field and meet the other experience and education requirements as stated above.
Biologist. The Biologist is responsible for assuring regulatory compliance is achieved for all related issues in a specific task order. This individual shall have, as a minimum, a bachelor’s degree in Biology or closely related field. This individual will provide technical and planning assistance to project staff in early project planning, identifying any potential threatened or endangered species during project execution, and environmental public meetings. The proposed team member shall have the following experience and knowledge: Ability of identifying rare, threatened, or endangered species and their habitats as they apply to project sites Ability to ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act and other applicable regulations and policies Experience with preparing briefings for site personnel as to their biological value Experience in working with applicable federal and/or state laws, regulations and guidelines
Biologist. University subjects: research projects on: Toxicology trails; Botany; Phylogeny of insects. Specific experience within the museum: 1987-1999: educational activities, design of permanent exhibition, as regards content; Project- leader for internal and external Museon projects 1996-1999: chairman of Museon's representative advisory board 1999: Head department Collection. Member of the Management Board Miscellaneous: Editor for the Journal of Entomology 1990-1999. Position in several committees Publications: Various publications in the field of phylogeny and systematics on insects. • MOTOROLA S.P.A. • Presentation of Motorola Technology Center Italy Established in 1999, this is an R&D Centre focusing in three major domains. The domains are 3rd Generation Applications which will explore future applications for 3rd generation wireless systems, system availability research with emphasis in architectural modelling and data networks, and consumer product design with emphasis in industrial and physical design of future consumer handheld devices. System availability research is aimed at creating a Centre of excellence in system and network dependability, while harnessing the knowledge available inside and outside Motorola. The Centre is also committed to perform Fault-Tolerance Studies aiming at improving system availability through architectural solutions and fault removal. The improvement methodology hinges on field data mining to identify potential product and architecture deficiencies. • Project involvement Partner, Supplier, Service Provider and System Integrators • Curricula Vitae
Biologist. The evidence of qualification will include at a 27 minimum a bachelor’s degree in biology, zoology, natural resource 28 management, environmental science, or a related degree with a 29 science emphasis. 31 2. Resumé of each biologists’ work experience including:
Biologist. (Project) Has a bachelor’s or higher degree in biology, life sciences, botany, forestry, zoology, ecology or related field. Performs and supervises biological sampling and surveys, water, soil and sediment sampling to evaluate the effect of contaminants on plants and animals. Provides technical assistance to bioremediation projects. Specify minimum years of experience _4 . $ 113.00 $ 113.00 Biologist (Senior) See Biologist Specify minimum years of experience _10_. $ 144.00 $ 144.00 Chemist (Project) Holds a bachelor’s degree or higher in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering or related field. Performs chemical analysis, sample acquisition, sets data quality objectives, prepares reports, performs chemical data validation. Specify minimum years of experience _4 . $ 113.00 $ 113.00 Chemist (Senior) See Chemist Specify minimum years of experience 10_ $ 144.00 $ 144.00 Job Title & Description Title Requirements Hourly Rate Overtime Rate Hydrogeologist (Project) Holds a bachelor’s degree or higher in geology, hydrogeology, engineering geology, geological engineering, engineering geology, geophysics or related earth science field, and specialized training and experience in hydrogeology. Specializes in evaluating the movement of groundwater and the fate and transport of groundwater contaminants. Uses computer models to analyze and predict subsurface movement of groundwater and contaminants. Designs, supervises, and interprets results of ground water pump tests and slug tests. Prepares specifications for monitoring xxxxx and potable water xxxxx. Maps and evaluates ground water aquifers. Prepares written reports maps, cross sections, etc. Specify minimum years of experience 6_. $ 124.00 $ 124.00 Hydrogeologist (Senior) See Hydrogeologist Specify minimum years of experience 15_. $ 180.00 $ 180.00 Geologist (Project) Holds a bachelor’s degree or higher in geology, hydrogeology, engineering geology, geological engineering, engineering geology, geophysics or related earth science field. Oversees installation of monitoring xxxxx, soil borings and other subsurface explorations. Collects and classifies soil and sediment samples, rock cores, surface water and ground water samples and other environmental media samples. Evaluates stratigraphy of soil and bedrock. Uses geophysical equipment to evaluate subsurface conditions and location of contaminants. Prepares and evaluates maps, cross section and other graphic representations of subsurface conditions. Prepares writt...
Biologist. B. The District will conduct a classification study of the Employees Association’s classes during FY13. Priority will be given to the following class series:
Biologist. Conducted wetland delineations, habitat assessment for federally threatened and endangered species, and prepared Section 404 Nationwide Permit and a Biological Assessment under Section 7 of the Endangered species act for 12,000 linear feet of sewer line with several crossings of Cherry Creek. Cherry Creek Downstream of Xxxx Road Stream Channel Improvements – Xxxxxxx County, CO Assisted with construction observation services and annual mitigation monitoring for Xxxxxxx County HCP associated with an incidental take permit for Xxxxxx’x and its habitat.
Biologist. Custodian ETI image library. Active member of the Dutch amphibian community. Specialized in data mining, tagging, and image processing. Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Application programmer, system management (background in systematics). Specialization: multimedia applications, taxonomic information systems, system management, application testing and technical support. Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, System developer (background in plant systematics and agricultural biology). Head ETI Informatics Unit and Adjunct Director ETI. Specialization: database programming, interoperability and common access tools; webportals, geographic information systems.
Biologist. The Biologist shall help to interpret and implement the EPP and the operational permits enforced by the applicable resource agencies for environmental protection supporting documentation assessments as well as recommended environmental/historical BMPs and AMMs to protect these areas from negative impacts from the Operation. Biologist, trained by the Senior Biologist, will conduct required environmental assessments and monitor both of the DDHTR contractor’s debris removal and tree felling/removal crews to ensure operational permits are enforced by CalFire required BMPs and AMMs. Some of the Biologist shall be required to have aviary and amphibian specialties to assist in necessary evaluation and protection of species (endangered and otherwise). The Biologist are responsible for meeting the requirements, of the California and Federal Endangered Species Act Section 7 and Clean Water Act compliance.
