Fish and Wildlife Technicians 2 communicate orally and in writing with a large variety of groups, including division and agency personnel, the general public, special interest groups and private firms or contractors. They summarize data collected and assist in the preparation of reports and public information documents. Fish and Wildlife Technicians 3 communicate orally and in writing with diverse groups. They may occasionally supervise seasonal staff or volunteers assigning basic tasks to be completed. Fish and Wildlife Technicians 2 assign, train and evaluate lower level staff, work crews, and volunteers.
Incumbents develop work schedules, training programs, and evaluate work performed.
The number of subordinate staff varies, depending on the size and scope of the programs and usually ranges from two to seven. Fish and Wildlife Technicians 3 assign, train and evaluate a variety of staff and volunteers. Incumbents coordinate training and evaluate subordinates. They usually directly supervise three to ten classified technical staff and larger numbers indirectly. For current information on minimum qualifications, contact the Division of Staffing Services.