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cannot be responsible for the accuracy of the information. Job listings
can be submitted for positions closely related to the wastewater field.
Postings do not necessarily need to be from IWPCA members, as long as the
posting provides a potential benefit to the IWPCA membership. If you have a position you would like to have listed here, send us an
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Water Sector Competency
Model
Below please find a joint press
release that went out from the American Water Works Association and the
Water Environment Federation announcing the release of the Water Sector
Competency Model, which defines the necessary knowledge, skills, and
abilities, for prospective water professionals and encourages careers in the
water sector.
http://www.drinktap.org/mediadnn/Portals/6/PressReleases/11_10_09_water_sector_competency.pdf
WEF Member Advisory:
‘Work for Water’ Campaign & Call to Action
April 13, 2010 - The Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the American
Water Works Association (AWWA) have joined forces on a public outreach
campaign that will enhance the image of water careers and encourage students
and job seekers to “Work for Water.”
The campaign will promote water careers as both professionally fulfilling
and aligned to the greatest public health and environmental cause of our
day. The outreach will also address one of the water community’s top
concerns in the coming decade—the expected retirement of 30% of the water
workforce and the need to recruit new talent to the field.
One of the primary resources of the Work for Water effort is a Web-based
clearinghouse that provides a gateway to the many recruiting and retention
resources already available throughout North America. The campaign will
ultimately include a suite of outreach resources for promoting water careers
to high school and vocational school students, college students, second
career and retired military job seekers, and others.
The campaign’s Web site —www.WorkforWater.org—will
officially launch in May 2010. It will highlight efforts such as
H2Opportunity!, created by the Georgia Association of Water Professionals,
and BAYWORK in California. It will also include tools such as the Water
Sector Competency Model, that was jointly released by WEF, AWWA, the U.S.
Department of Labor and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last November.
The competency model defines the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities
for prospective water professionals and encourages careers in the water
sector.
Call to Action
WEF and AWWA are asking members to assist with the development of the
clearinghouse by submitting appropriate resources and materials. Please
contact Linda Kelly, WEF’s Managing Director of Communications, by email (LKelly@wef.org)
or by phone at 703-684-2448.
WATER AND WASTEWATER
SUPERVISOR
CITY OF WAUKEE
WAUKEE, IOWA
The City of Waukee is
accepting applications for a working Supervisor. Responsible for
operation/maintenance of waste treatment plant, sanitary collection
system, water distribution system and 4 F/T employees.
Qualifications: HS
diploma or GED, INDR Grade 2 water distribution, Grade 2 sewer
collection certificate, Iowa Class B CDL w/air brakes or able to
obtain within 6 months. Pre employment physical, drug test and
background check required. DOT drug covered position.
Salary $45,900 to
$50,500 DOQ. Excellent Benefits. Must reside within 30 minutes of
the City.
Application and job
description available at
www.waukee.org. AA/EOE/ADA
City application and resume
must be received no later than 5:00 pm on November 5, 2010:
Beth Richardson
City of Waukee
230 West Hickman Road
Waukee, Iowa 50263
brichardson@waukee.org
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for? You can write a brief description about your experience, skills, and abilities,
and we will post it here for you. Send an e-mail to webmaster@iawpca.org with the information exactly
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information so potential employers can get in touch with you. This service is
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