An Environmental Supervisor assigns, reviews and evaluates the work of professional personnel and/or consultants engaged in the analysis, review, investigation, study and implementation of environmental policies, regulations, legislation and programs; personally performs the more difficult, technical and/or sensitive assignments; prepares environmental documents; manages large environmental and natural resources projects and programs including regulatory compliance programs and grant funded projects; applies sound supervisory standards and techniques in building and maintaining an effective work group; and fulfills equal employment opportunity responsibilities.
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It is unfortunate that a well-qualified knowledgeable candidate with an exceptional resume that includes being an administrator for an environmental defense organization does not have a chance of working for the LADWP. DWP is actually looking for a candidate who will support the operational policy of LADWP vs what’s beneficial,… Read more »
Makes sense to me. if you owned a company, would you hire someone that would work with you or someone that would work against you?
BobK , A favorite bumper sticker, “I can’t be overdrawn, I still have checks” speaks to sustainability in finances and to the issues of the lack of sustainable management/operations of the LADWP in the Eastern Sierra. An example: dewater the LORP and Owens Lake and then 50,000 plus acre feet… Read more »
Correction: If an additional 6 inches of elevation had been allowed to flow into Mono Lake up to April 1, DWP would have gotten 16,000 AF from the Basin. This year they will only be allowed 4,500AF. That 11,500 AF will benefit the Lake this year as intended but DWP… Read more »
Then LADWP get’s the Inyo/Mono citizens on board with their quagga mussel efforts by saying they compete for food with trout. When in fact when I go trout fishing I want the trout hungry so they bite my bait. Their claim might have some merit in sustainable fisheries but most… Read more »
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LADWP Accepting Applications for Environmental Terrorist.
Inyo Citizen Actually,IMO,the LADWP is far from environmental terrorists. The biggest terrorists to the environment,BY FAR,are people,their attempted money making ventures,that include building and expanding onto the land, a big population ,and destroying Wildlife habitat and Wilderness areas that come along with growth to an area . Keep in mind,if… Read more »
DD, For certain you have enumerated some additional threats to the environment in the Eastern Sierra, but the elephant in the room remains the LADWP. Historically through present times, the population of the Owens Valley, most notably the Native Americans would have that opinion of LADWP. What do you call… Read more »
Nah – the urban wimps would run back to L.A. after one round through the seasons – spending most of the year whining about the dearth of shopping malls, nail salons, indoor gyms and mega scale “entertainment”.
mono resident Can you imagine all the L.A. and SoCal crime right here in the Inyo and Mono Counties ? Maybe a few weekly HWY 395 “street take-overs ” “Smash-and-grab” robberies at our local stores, Going outside to start your vehicle in the morning,hearing a loud rumbling and realizing your… Read more »