Description: Under policy direction, to act as executive officer of the District and advisor to the Board of Trustees; to plan, organize, and direct the operations of the District; to represent the Board of Trustees and the District in its relations in the community, to manage a wide variety of complex managerial and technical vector control functions and programs; and to perform related tasks as needed. The single-role, executive-level management class is responsible for short and long range planning under the policy direction of the Board of Trustees and applicable legislative authority. The District Manager acts with a high degree of autonomy and discretion in making fiscal, operational, personnel, and program decisions under routine and emergency conditions.
Submission Deadline: Open until filled
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Description: During the warmer months of the year, under the general direction of the District Manager and Assistant Manager and direct supervision of the Regional Supervisor, the Mosquito and Vector Control Specialist (MVCS) performs vector surveillance, performs vector control operations, and provides public education within the District’s service area. The MVCS is assigned a geographic zone and/or specialized functions of a vector control agency, and performs work as required. During the cooler months of the year, the MVCS performs annual maintenance of spray equipment/machines, ATVs, vehicles, and facilities; performs personnel and equipment characterization and calibration; performs and assists with special projects; receives annual training and attends continuing education courses. The MVCS must be knowledgeable and able to communicate effectively with members of the public, present himself/herself professionally, and work cooperatively with coworkers, members of the public, and employees of other agencies. This position requires working outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from below freezing to above 100° with exposure to sun, heat, wind, and rain. The MVCS regularly works with and uses pesticides. The MVCS will be working in and around water.
Description: Serves as Communications Specialist under the general direction of the Director of Communications; assists other managerial staff as well as the Public Information Officer and the Executive Assistant/Clerk of the Board by relieving them of various administrative and clerical duties; to perform website maintenance, graphic design, provide secretarial assistance and to do other work as required.
Description: Reporting directly to the Mechanic/Facilities Manager, the successful candidate will play an important role in carrying out maintenance and repair tasks on the District’s vehicle fleet and specialized equipment. In addition to its fleet of approximately fifty vehicles, the District uses watercraft, ultra-low volume foggers, ATV’s, and amphibious vehicles. Working safely is the District’s overriding consideration while carrying out all work-related functions.
Description: Under the general direction of the Assistant Manager and direct supervision of the Field or Fisheries Supervisor, this position performs inspections and control operations or other related or specialized services in an assigned crew within the Control Operations department for the Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District.
Description: The County of San Diego is currently accepting job applications for Vector Control Technician.
Description: This position, under the general direction of the General Manager and direct supervision of the Operational Services Supervisor, is a mid-level position that performs mosquito and vector-borne disease surveillance. Examples of work include; deploying and collecting various mosquito traps throughout Merced County, mosquito species identification, data entry, blood sampling from sentinel chickens and general biology. Must be able to communicate effectively with the public. Participates in the District’s education campaign.
Description: Under immediate (I) to general supervision (II/III), performs routine vector control field operations including identifying mosquito breeding sources and applying the appropriate management measures, responding to public requests for service, and conducting surveillance. To qualify for Technician I, applicants should have six months experience in vector control or a related discipline or completion of some college coursework (minimum 1 year) in environmental health, biology, chemistry, microbiology, zoology, or a related discipline. Technician II/III must be certified by the State of California Department of Public Health as a Vector Control Technician.
Description: The Operations Program Manager (OPM) is a management-level position. Under the Direction of the Assistant Manager, the OPM is in charge of the day-to-day operations side of the District. The incumbent assists in planning and the organization of District programs, including; the planning, direction and supervision of all vector control inspection and control activities. The OPM is a member of the safety committee, and enforces all District policies, programs and standards. Morale and discipline of employees, including, if necessary, the firing of an employee are among the responsibilities of this position, following written book keeping and approval by the Assistant Manager and Manager.
Description: You will provide support and solutions to both customers and our own internal sales team. Reporting to the V.P. of Marketing, you will work with a cross-functional team of coworkers from marketing, sales, and service operations teams. In fact, you will partner with some of the most experienced and talented professionals in mosquito control surveillance operations.