Job Board

Below is a list of current job postings. 

Members can post job openings that are of interest to the Colorado WaterWise Community. You will need to log in to post. The public can view the Job Board.

  • Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:40 AM | Ruth Quade (Administrator)

    Colorado WaterWise is a non-profit organization with a mission, “to promote urban water conservation and the efficient use of Colorado’s water.” We are seeking proposals from graphic artists interested in designing our quarterly newsletter, WaterWise.

    The newsletter editors collect and edit submitted articles before they are sent to the graphic artist for design. It is currently designed with an Adobe In-Design template that we would like to continue to use so the newsletter has a consistent look. After design, the editors proofread it thoroughly; when finalized it is distributed to our members as a .pdf. A past issue is attached, so you can get a feel for its scope and length. Our annual budget for newsletter production (graphic artist’s time and stock photos) is $1,500, or $375 per issue.

    Please send us the following information:

    • 1.      Name and contact information
    • 2.      Years of experience
    • 3.      Samples of your work (this could be a website)
    • 4.      Requested salary
    • 5.    Submit your proposal by close of business, Jan. 31, 2012

    Thank you for your interest in the Colorado WaterWise newsletter. We look forward to hearing from you.

    Sincerely,

    The Editors

    Kim Frick, Ruth Quade, Leslie Martien, & Laurie D’Audney

  • Tuesday, January 17, 2012 4:20 PM | Natalie Stevens (Administrator)

    The City of Greeley (pop 96,000) is located 50 miles north of Denver with a great view of the front range of the Rocky Mountains.   The City employs approximately 850 full/part-time employees and over 500 hourly and seasonal employees.  These employees provide services through the operations of 12 departments.

     JOB SUMMARY: The Water & Sewer is seeking a Public and Government Relations Manager who has a history of working with multiple municipalities and federal regulatory agencies on large infrastructure development projects. The position will require an individual with the experience and demonstrated ability to implement communication and public and government relation strategies that increase awareness of project activities and purpose, enhance the City’s image among key stakeholders, and maximize media opportunities in a regional arena for several large water and sewer projects, including the Halligan-Seaman Water Management Project, the Bellvue Transmission Line Project and related permitting and conservation projects associated with the City’s master plan. Specific responsibilities include:

    • Public outreach and community communication: Assist in the development and manage the implementation of the citizen and NGO communication and public participation strategies. Develop strategies and communication with individuals who are potentially affected by these projects and activities ("Potentially Affected Interests"), implement citizen participation techniques, and effectively communicate technical information. This responsibility will focus on water related infrastructure development projects and positive Greeley community awareness.

    • Being a government relations representative that will develop strategies to engage, communicate, build good will, and establish credibility with elected and non-elected government officials. Enhance communication and cooperation and develop recommendations on issues related to municipal, local, state and federal entities , quasi-government entities, businesses, and sub-districts relations. Must represent the department and serve as a source for committees, government bodies, customer groups, and stakeholder groups.

    • Being a media relations representative that will develop strategy and tactics and maintain effective working relations within relevant media outlets. Will prepare and distribute news releases, maintain current media lists, and serve as media spokesperson as necessary. In addition, provide support for staff to develop material for industry conferences to promote Greeley’s initiatives.

    • Supervision of one employee.

    REQUIRED EXPERIENCE/SKILLS:

    • Bachelors Degree in Marketing, Journalism, or related field desired;
    • 5-7 years proven experience in marketing or public relations including writing, editing, financial management, and management of marketing issues.
    • Qualified candidates with related experience in water or the utility industry will be given primary consideration. Specifically experience working with municipalities and federal regulatory agencies on large infrastructure development programs desired.
    • Or equivalent combination of education and experience.
    • PC desktop publishing skills including Word, Excel, and graphic design and photo editing software.
    • Supervisory experience desired.

    HOW TO APPLY:

    To download an application, please go to:

    http://www.greeleygov.com/HR/Documents/_ApplicationE-Form.pdf

    APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR EMPLOYMENT!

    Human Resources Department
    City of Greeley
    Phone: 970-350-9710

    Please visit our website: http://www.greeleygov.com

    It is the policy of the City of Greeley to provide equal employment opportunities for all qualified individuals including those with disabilities. The City of Greeley will provide whatever accommodation it deems reasonable to enable such qualified individuals to perform the essential functions of the job. Positions with the City of Greeley may require a criminal background investigation and credit history, otherwise known as an “investigative consumer report”. If you are being considered for a position with the City, this may be part of a conditional job offer and must be satisfactorily completed prior to hire. The City of Greeley adheres to federal requirements pertaining to the Family and Medical Leave Act. A summary of the Employee Rights and Responsibilities under the FMLA is available upon request. EOE/ADA The City of Greeley, has established the goal of a 100% drug- and alcohol-free workplace. Applicants will be required to undergo drug testing prior to employment and will be subject to further drug and alcohol testing throughout their employment in compliance with federal DOT rules.

    EOE/ADA

  • Friday, December 16, 2011 3:06 PM | Lyle Whitney (Administrator)

    The City of Aurora's Water Conservation Division is looking for a qualified Water Conservation Specialist to review and analyze Irrigation Plans to ensure they are up to code as well as a number of other responsibilities.  The Primary Duties and Responsibilities are listed below.  If interested, apply online at www.auroragov.org.  Jobs are listed under the Government tab.

    PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Reviews and analyzes irrigation plans for compliance with City code; assures proper collection of fees; assures coordination of irrigation plans and the City's review of landscape plans; advises consultants, developers, contractors, and others regarding City standards and regulations; serves as a liaison to designers, contractors, developers and other departments and agencies; develops and maintains complex record keeping and reporting systems; researches and recommends changes in the utility codes; provides technical code interpretation and assistance to designers/developers; performs irrigation system inspections as needed; creates and maintains conservation databases used to track programs as needed; assists field team in audit assessments; develops procedures; assists with outdoor water audit program; maintains irrigation rebate program; administers water conservation programs; develops program guidelines; promotes programs with City Council and other cities; responds to water conservation and landscape conservation questions and inquiries; performs additional duties as assigned.

    Water Conservation Specialist Job Description

  • Wednesday, December 07, 2011 9:35 AM | Ruth Quade (Administrator)

    JOB SUMMARY:       The Water Resource Analyst is responsible for the collection, development and interpretation of water resource data and water quality data.  The position supports the Water Resource Administrators with the management, analysis, and interpretation of the City’s water rights decrees and decree accounting.  The Analyst will support water resources staff through preparation of water resources reports.  Additional job duties include interfacing with City departments and other entities to monitor water use and related savings. Open until filled.

     

    Water Resources Analyst 2012 _2_.pdf 

 

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