Job Description:
Inspection, regulatory, administrative, and technical work in enforcing the provisions of conservation and wetlands protection laws and regulations, and in providing technical assistance to the conservation commission; monitoring conservation restrictions; all other related work as required.
Minimum Qualifications:
High school Diploma with college courses in land use management, environmental science or related field; college degree preferred. More than 3 years of experience in conservation activities, environmental planning or a related field. Demonstrated experience in secretarial, bookkeeping or administrative work. Class D drivers license required. Notary Public helpful. MACC Fundamental Certificate preferred.
Additional Qualifications:
Knowledge of Massachusetts conservation laws, Wetlands Protection Act and Regulations, and Town Wetland Protection Ordinance and Regulations. Working knowledge of office procedures. Familiarity with town government.
Ability to operate various types of office equipment. Ability to communicate appropriately with Town officials, employees and the general public. Ability to establish and maintain complex record systems. Ability to read site plans, make inspections and to identify plant types.
Strong communication skills. Proficiency in the use of computers, including word processing, and Microsoft Excel withknowledge of Laserfiche and OpenGov programs a bonus.
Skills Required
- High school diploma with college courses in land use management, environmental science, or related field
- College degree
- More than 3 years of experience in conservation activities, environmental planning, or related field
- Demonstrated experience in secretarial, bookkeeping, or administrative work
- Class D driver's license
- Notary Public
- MACC Fundamental Certificate
- Knowledge of Massachusetts conservation laws, Wetlands Protection Act and Regulations, and Town Wetland Protection Ordinance and Regulations
- Working knowledge of office procedures and ability to operate various office equipment
- Ability to establish and maintain complex record systems
- Ability to read site plans, perform inspections, and identify plant types
- Strong communication skills and ability to communicate appropriately with town officials, employees and the general public
- Proficiency with computers, including word processing and Microsoft Excel
- Familiarity with Laserfiche and OpenGov programs
What We Do
The Town of Barnstable is a municipal government serving Barnstable, Massachusetts, through elected leadership and departments covering finance, public works, public health, building, marine and environmental affairs, and other community functions. Its stated mission is to protect the town’s quality of life and unique character, engage citizens, and enact policies responsive to community needs while balancing resources for residents, businesses, and visitors.
