Participate in or coordinate research or other special studies or projects, as assigned. Oversee the work of, lead, or coordinate seasonal, part-time or temporary employees on specific projects or during peak activity periods. They have regular in-person or telephone contact with the public to provide information, enforce regulations, or to obtain data related to species management. There is occasional in-person, telephone, or written contact with vendors regarding acquisition of parts, supplies, equipment, or services. There is in-person or telephone contact with representatives of other agencies to exchange information and coordinate efforts on activities of common interest.
Work is reviewed in progress or as completed, depending on the nature of the assignment.
It is reviewed for accuracy, timely completion, and conformance to budgetary limits, Federal or State law and department rules, regulations, policies, and procedures. Department or program policy and procedure guides, equipment or materials manuals or instructions, and consultations with professional or technical staff guide the employee. They require the willingness to work within the environment associated with the position's location. General knowledge of a biological science related to fisheries, wildlife, or habitat. Basic knowledge of department structure, organization, applicable laws, rules, policies, and procedures.