This is professional work implementing, marketing and presenting the Cooperative Extension Service's Resource and Energy Management program. An employee in this classification plans and presents educational programs and demonstrations in environmental and energy reduction to various business, industry, governmental agencies and consumer groups in Pinellas County. The employee is also an adjunct faculty member of the University of Florida. Responsibility includes developing and setting up various projects, data collection and recording and serving as a teaching resource for homeowners, contractors, builders, Realtors, and hotel and motel property managers. State of Florida supervision is received from the District Agent.
Work is reviewed by an administrative supervisor through reports, discussions, and observations.
Conducts evaluation studies and tracking of the results of educational programs to both adult and youth audiences. Calls upon wholesales and retail nurseries, golf course managers, commercial properties and other groups to discuss horticultural and related management problems and suggest practical remedies. My Home Book. May supervise clerical support personnel. Coordinates training for neighborhood volunteers.