Recreation technician vs soil conservation aide

Differences between recreation technician and soil conservation aide duties and responsibilities

Recreation technician example responsibilities.

• Manage one-on-one and group social and physical sessions with long-term nursing and short-term rehabilitation residents
• Map two-track ATV roads as a team using GPS and all terrain vehicles.
• Upload GPS information onto a mapping database via mapping programs.
• Cut and clear brush, and dig trenches to create fire-lines, using Pulaski's, combi tools or shovels.
• Collect information, review data for accuracy and documents findings; prepare maps and used GIS to prepare reports and presentations.
• Examine injured persons, and administer first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation if necessary, utilizing training and medical supplies and equipment.
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Soil conservation aide example responsibilities.

• Manage native grass to improve wildlife habitat and reduce woody encroachment.
• Map work areas in state parks, nature preserves, and forests with GPS equipment.
• Document conservation practices through GPS and photography.
• Provide NRCS clients with professional quality service by performing both technical field conservation work and office contract document management services.
• Evaluate ELISA and RT-PCR protocols for citrus tristeza virus detection and formulate ELISA test standard procedure.