What are the responsibilities and job description for the Weed Control Assistant Manager (Seasonal Part-Time) position at Summit County Government (CO)?
The Assistant Weed Control Manager reports directly to the County Weed Control Manager and is responsible for supervising seasonal staff on a daily basis. This role includes training new staff in all aspects of the Weed Control Technician position, ensuring effective development and implementation of weed management practices. This position will also conduct educational workshops and presentations to Homeowners Associations (HOAs)
In addition, the position requires performing onsite inspections to assess weed control efforts, assisting with the implementation of the County Weed Management Plan, and maintaining all Weed Control equipment in good working order. This position will also be responsible for maintaining accurate daily records and accounts, and will work with GPS mapping to ensure proper documentation and reporting of weed control activities.
This role requires strong leadership skills, knowledge of weed management techniques, and the ability to communicate effectively with both staff and the public.
- Reports directly to the County Weed Control Manager.
- Supervises seasonal staff on a day to day basis.
- Trains new staff in all aspects of the Weed Control Technician position.
- Conducts educational workshops and presentations to HOA’s, including development of Power Point presentations.
- Performs onsite inspections.
- Assists in implementation of County Weed Management Plan.
- Maintains all Weed Control equipment in working condition.
- Maintains accurate daily records and accounts.
- Works on GPS Mapping
- Education and Training: High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Biology, Botany, Horticulture, Weed Science or satisfactory equivalent combination of experience and training.
- Practical Experience: Experience in weed control, natural resource management or related field preferred. Good mechanical knowledge and competent computer familiarity including Office programs. Supervisory experience a plus.
- Licenses and Certifications: Valid Colorado driver’s license and Colorado Department of Agriculture Qualified Supervisors license required.
STARTING SALARY: $31.46 – 34.61 per hour DOE plus excellent select benefits.
APPLICATION DEADLINE DATE: This position will be open until filled.Salary : $31 - $35
