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This classification performs the safe and legal management of noxious weeds and undesirable vegetation using a variety of management techniques on private, county, and other public lands. REQUIREMENTS: * High school diploma or GED equivalent. * Possess and maintain a Driver\'s License. * One year experience, OR any satisfactory equivalent combination of experience and training. * Possess or obtain an Oregon Department of Agriculture Public Pesticide Applicator\'s License with Laws and Safety, Right-of-Way and Regulatory Weed endorsements within 60 days of employment. * Must be able to operate a manual transmission vehicle. PREFERENCES: * One year previous weed spraying experience. * One year of ESRI or other GIS platforms or two years\' working knowledge of GPS use. JOB DUTIES: * Mix and apply pesticides and herbicides in accordance to Pesticide Labels and record or log all sprayed areas in accordance with State statutes and department policies. Review chemical labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for each product before application. Calculate mix ratios and compute how much spray is necessary for a given area. * Perform chemical application operations using a broad range of equipment and methods according to applicable laws. * Operate vehicles and application delivery systems including a spray truck, four-wheelers, boats, four-wheel drive pickups, backpack and other weed control equipment. Adhere to safety standards including observing weather conditions, traffic, water and animals that may affect spraying operations. May be required to pull and back-up trailers in adverse weather conditions. * Calibrate and perform light maintenance duties of all spray equipment according to established procedures and manufacturer specifications. Perform minor semi-skilled maintenance and repairs on spraying equipment, department vehicles, and safety equipment. * Properly dispose of empty containers and rinse materials and maintain the appearance and cleanliness of the facility. * Maintain certification and educational requirements by attending available training sessions on weeds and weed management. * Document and maintain a variety of records, as needed, relating to spray application. * Select, purchase, store and utilize pesticides in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations and within approved budget. * Communicate effectively with diverse groups including landowners, government partners, weed supervisors. * Ensure safety standards are met; follow state, federal and local laws, policies, procedures and guidelines. * Utilize GIS equipment and mapping tools to identify property ownership and to map and design test plots for scientific analysis and research. HOURS: * Full-time, seasonal. DATES OF EMPLOYMENT: * April 15th to October 15th ** This is a seasonal, hourly, non-benefited position. **