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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
FW: Upcoming UF Small Farms Academy Programs // FL Small Farm
paid internships at DWI in California
Two full-time paid internships available at:
Diversified Waterscapes Inc
Santa Ana, CA
Description
Aquatic Service Technician 6am - 2:30pm (Southern California) (California)
compensation: $14 = $18
SUMMARY
Since 1973 Diversified Waterscapes Inc has been a leader in providing aquatic water products and management services for lakes, streams, ponds and other aquatic features for homeowners associations, golf courses, cities and corporate entities. This position involves working in and around bodies of water. We skim debris from the water surface, turn off and pull pumps for repair and cleaning, treat water with our aquatic treatment products and perform additional tasks, such as fish stocking, lake mapping, depth analysis and muck removal. The employees of DWI take pride in contributing to the success of the company. Visit our website at www.dwiwater.com to find out more about us!
REQUIREMENTS
• Ability to lift up to 75 pounds
• Able to swim in deep water
• Current DMV report to be submitted with resume
• Must possess a valid California Driver's License with no more than 1 point
• Reliable transportation to and from work
• Mechanical abilities and experience with boats, trucks and equipment
• Must be able to communicate effectively in the English language, with fellow technicians , office personnel and customers
• Bilingual helpful but not required
• Timely attendance
• Ability to take direction
• Self-starter and problem-solver
• Ability to rely on experience, common sense and good judgment to plan and accomplish goals
• Ability to meet given deadlines and project goals
• Adherence to DWI processes, methodologies and policies at all times
• We perform criminal background checks and drug screening
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Ensure each aquatic environment is free of dead waterfowl and fish, debris and trash
• Clean all skimmer and intake baskets, brush rocks and waterfalls
• Check all pump equipment if pumps are in need of repair and, using proper form, notify corporate office in writing
• Work outside in the heat and sun with boats and other equipment
• Survey water features and make determination regarding the use and application of our aquatic treatment products
• Water analysis (DO, pH, Ammonia, etc.)
• Maintain vehicles by: washing, regular maintenance, clean interior, check fluid levels weekly
• Write recommendations regarding status of property's aquatic environment
• Be aware of after-hours emergency calls (weekdays after hours and weekends)
• Keep tools, parts, and equipment neat, orderly, and accounted for
• Maintain organized and clean working environment
• Manage workload by setting priorities with team, consistently improves team results by taking initiative and assuming more responsibility
• Effectively communicate with fellow technicians, office personnel and customers
• Maintain communication with Homeowners' Associations, Golf Courses, Apartment
Monday, November 10, 2014
Aquatics Applicator & Supervisor positions open at Clarke in south Florida
We have another opening for a RFT Aquatics Applicator at our Wellington office and we have an opening for an Operations Supervisor overseeing Mosquito and Aquatics operations in South Florida that is going to be opening up.
Please see the attached job descriptions for more information.
Kim Schulke
Human Resources Manager
159 North Garden Avenue
Roselle, IL 60172
630.671.3031 Office
630.582.0706 Fax
Ask me about Clarke’s Day of Caring on July 22, 2014!
Over the last 3 years, Clarke employees around the WORLD have paused for one day during the season to work TOGETHER, caring for the planet.
To date, Clarke has donated 5,211 hours to the environment, 1,906 in 2014 alone!
P Go Green: Please do not print this e-mail unless you really need to!
Monday, November 3, 2014
ARS Newslink: October 27 - October 31, 2014
Web links to stories issued October 27 - October 31, 2014 ___________________________________________
ARS News Service
USDA Agricultural Research Service
October 31, 2014
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New Imaging Technique Leads to Better Understanding of Freezing in Plants A new imaging technique allows USDA scientists to find out what happens to plant tissues when they freeze. (10/27) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2014/141027.htm
Literature Searches Benefit from Location Tagging A new search engine co-developed by USDA researchers uses geotags to allow users to search for scientific papers by selecting a location on a map. (10/29) http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2014/141029.htm
First Linkage Map of Creeping Bentgrass Completed
USDA researchers have completed the first genetic linkage map for creeping bentgrass which will assist in breeding of important traits like disease resistance. (10/31)
http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2014/141031.htm
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Environmental Horticulture Newsletter Fall 2014
The Fall 2014 issue of Environmental Horticulture News is attached and available online at the link below. Please forward to those who might be interested.
Thank you.
Treva R. Damron
Executive Secretary
Environmental Horticulture
University of Florida
352-273-4791
UF/IFAS in the news, 11/3
Good morning. Your UF/IFAS news:
New limpograss varieties released
Cooperative Extension & USDA Award Top Honors in Extension Excellence and Diversity (fourth item)
http://aplublog.blogspot.com/2014/11/cooperative-extension-usda-award-top.html
Cindale Farms Honored as Jackson County Agricultural Innovators
Junior horticulturalist wins national award (St. Johns/4-H)
Repair patchy lawns with sod or overseed (Alachua/Marion)
http://www.ocala.com/article/20141101/COLUMNISTS/141029583/-1/news06
Flagler County Extension notes
http://www.news-journalonline.com/article/20141101/NEWS0402/141109985
Sarasota County extension service opens community gardens to the public
http://www.bradenton.com/2014/11/01/5448406_sarasota-county-extension-service.html?rh=1
Florida’s artificial reef system has a rich history (FSG mention)
http://www.keysnet.com/2014/10/31/499497_floridas-artificial-reef-system.html?sp=/99/254/235/&rh=1
Other news:
Florida teen takes home first in junior cattle show (Jackson)
Appeals court upholds COOL
Gates Foundation boosts aid to stamp out malaria
http://www.miamiherald.com/living/health-fitness/article3524618.html
Friday, October 31, 2014
Feathered Facts Newsletter - November 2014
The Feathered Facts monthly newsletter for NOVEMBER 2014 is now available to view at the following link:
Feathered Facts http://baker.ifas.ufl.edu/FeatheredFacts.html
If you have any questions regarding Feathered Facts, please contact Michael Davis, County Extension Director, UF/IFAS Baker County Extension Service at 904-259-3520.
Cindy Tomas
Administrative Secretary
Baker County Extension Service
904-259-3520
This email is intended for official business purposes for University of Florida | IFAS | Baker County Extension faculty and/or staff.