Work involves interviewing fishermen, collecting samples, performing coastal surveys, conducting laboratory tests, recording hydrographic measurements, and overseeing the work of assigned technical people and conservation aides.
Work is performed under general supervision.
Positions are located in the Department of Marine Resources statewide. Qualified applicants will be placed on an Employment Register for this classification. Locates and identifies point and non-point sources of pollution and marine resources of commercial, recreational, ecological, and aesthetic value. Develops and composes chart and graphic materials. Determines bacteria counts, toxic levels, chemical properties, and other pertinent facts which affect the quality of marine life for human consumption or adversely affect marine life environment.