About the Fellowship
This Fellowship is part of the Oil & Gas Water Fellows Trio and is an opportunity to research and document water monitoring methods used by people to collect evidence on the environmental impacts of the oil & gas industry.
Starting: September 16th
Commitment: roughly 15-20 hours/week (200 hours over approx. 8-12 weeks)
Fellowship Stipend: $2,500
Where: This fellowship is open to anyone located in the United States
The major goals of this Fellowship are:
To research and post documentation on Public Lab on methods used by watershed groups, watchdog groups, states, universities, and individuals to organize and advocate for improvements on water quality issues in areas affected by the oil & gas industry.
To connect with individuals who do this type of monitoring, conduct interviews, and document their stories and experiences related to this work on PublicLab.org.
To work in collaboration with the Hardware and Community Fellows to draft and compile materials for a “Research Area Review” on water quality monitoring on PublicLab.org.
You will:
Identify methods used by water quality monitoring groups who are working in states with oil & gas extraction issues.
Draft research note documentation on PublicLab.org detailing use cases for specific methods people use for water quality monitoring.
Interview, compile and share monitoring and advocacy stories on PublicLab.org from people who have used water monitoring methods related to oil & gas concerns.
Develop a wiki page that highlights the different ways that people do water quality monitoring and design advocacy campaigns, in a way that helps someone choose one approach over another.
Identify ways for people with concerns around water quality to get started in monitoring.
Engage the Public Lab community in-person and remote on questions and resources related to methods used in water quality monitoring.
Support the work of the other Oil & Gas Water Fellows by helping to match concerns communities share around contamination to study designs, and monitoring tools that could be appropriate to use.
Work with the Hardware and Community Fellows to run a “Research Area Review” for water quality monitoring, including soliciting input from peer groups on the state of water quality monitoring, updating documentation on PublicLab.org related to current water quality monitoring methods available through the Public Lab store, seed and help answer questions for others to help answer on water quality monitoring, and organize and participate in an OpenHour interactive seminar on the state of water quality monitoring in relation to oil and gas concerns.
Join the Public Lab Oil & Gas Slack channel.
When possible, attend a weekly Fellows call or check in with weekly project updates.
Maintain and adhere to nonprofit policies and procedures, Public Lab values, and the Code of Conduct .
This role may be for you if you are:
Detail-oriented: You have excellent interviewing and documentation skills;
An exceptional written and oral communicator: You have excellent interpersonal skills - you’re a collaborator and a problem-solver who is often praised for your organization and attention to detail.
Team-oriented: You work collaboratively, both in-person and with remote colleagues, to envision and promote positive change, and to be supportive of others.
A helper who includes everyone: You’ve worked with people with different backgrounds, and different fields and experiences; you’re able to communicate on environmental science and monitoring in a way that’s approachable and understandable to newcomers.
Tech-savvy : You thrive in an online environment; you are excited to learn new programs and share about technology and monitoring in the context of advocacy.
This Fellowship will be hosted through Public Lab. Public Lab is committed to a diverse, multicultural work environment. We encourage people with different ability sets, people of color, and people of diverse sexual orientations, gender expressions, and identities to apply.
To Apply
Send a resume and the answers to the questions below in a single document to jobs@publiclab.org by August 29th. **Please specify which fellowship you are applying for in the subject line of your email. No phone calls, please.
1.) Why are you interested in this Fellowship? What about working on this issue intrigues you?
2.) How would your experiences benefit your work as a Fellow?
3.) If awarded the Fellowship, what would you hope to learn, an
Aug 20, 2019
Temporary
About the Fellowship
This Fellowship is part of the Oil & Gas Water Fellows Trio and is an opportunity to research and document water monitoring methods used by people to collect evidence on the environmental impacts of the oil & gas industry.
Starting: September 16th
Commitment: roughly 15-20 hours/week (200 hours over approx. 8-12 weeks)
Fellowship Stipend: $2,500
Where: This fellowship is open to anyone located in the United States
The major goals of this Fellowship are:
To research and post documentation on Public Lab on methods used by watershed groups, watchdog groups, states, universities, and individuals to organize and advocate for improvements on water quality issues in areas affected by the oil & gas industry.
To connect with individuals who do this type of monitoring, conduct interviews, and document their stories and experiences related to this work on PublicLab.org.
To work in collaboration with the Hardware and Community Fellows to draft and compile materials for a “Research Area Review” on water quality monitoring on PublicLab.org.
You will:
Identify methods used by water quality monitoring groups who are working in states with oil & gas extraction issues.
Draft research note documentation on PublicLab.org detailing use cases for specific methods people use for water quality monitoring.
Interview, compile and share monitoring and advocacy stories on PublicLab.org from people who have used water monitoring methods related to oil & gas concerns.
Develop a wiki page that highlights the different ways that people do water quality monitoring and design advocacy campaigns, in a way that helps someone choose one approach over another.
Identify ways for people with concerns around water quality to get started in monitoring.
Engage the Public Lab community in-person and remote on questions and resources related to methods used in water quality monitoring.
Support the work of the other Oil & Gas Water Fellows by helping to match concerns communities share around contamination to study designs, and monitoring tools that could be appropriate to use.
Work with the Hardware and Community Fellows to run a “Research Area Review” for water quality monitoring, including soliciting input from peer groups on the state of water quality monitoring, updating documentation on PublicLab.org related to current water quality monitoring methods available through the Public Lab store, seed and help answer questions for others to help answer on water quality monitoring, and organize and participate in an OpenHour interactive seminar on the state of water quality monitoring in relation to oil and gas concerns.
Join the Public Lab Oil & Gas Slack channel.
When possible, attend a weekly Fellows call or check in with weekly project updates.
Maintain and adhere to nonprofit policies and procedures, Public Lab values, and the Code of Conduct .
This role may be for you if you are:
Detail-oriented: You have excellent interviewing and documentation skills;
An exceptional written and oral communicator: You have excellent interpersonal skills - you’re a collaborator and a problem-solver who is often praised for your organization and attention to detail.
Team-oriented: You work collaboratively, both in-person and with remote colleagues, to envision and promote positive change, and to be supportive of others.
A helper who includes everyone: You’ve worked with people with different backgrounds, and different fields and experiences; you’re able to communicate on environmental science and monitoring in a way that’s approachable and understandable to newcomers.
Tech-savvy : You thrive in an online environment; you are excited to learn new programs and share about technology and monitoring in the context of advocacy.
This Fellowship will be hosted through Public Lab. Public Lab is committed to a diverse, multicultural work environment. We encourage people with different ability sets, people of color, and people of diverse sexual orientations, gender expressions, and identities to apply.
To Apply
Send a resume and the answers to the questions below in a single document to jobs@publiclab.org by August 29th. **Please specify which fellowship you are applying for in the subject line of your email. No phone calls, please.
1.) Why are you interested in this Fellowship? What about working on this issue intrigues you?
2.) How would your experiences benefit your work as a Fellow?
3.) If awarded the Fellowship, what would you hope to learn, an
About the Fellowship
This Fellowship is part of the Oil & Gas Water Fellows Trio and is an opportunity to advance real-world outcomes of open science hardware used by people to monitor the environmental impacts of the oil & gas industry.
Starting: September 16th
Commitment: roughly 15-20 hours/week (200 hours over approx. 8-12 weeks)
Fellowship Stipend: $2,500
Where: This fellowship is not location-restricted, however strong preference will be given for applicants in Providence, RI
The major goals of this Fellowship are to:
1.) Create documentation of Public Lab water quality monitoring tools to make the tools more accessible to others. Tools will include Arudino-compatible sensors from the DF Robot collection,
2.) Develop activities relevant to oil and gas monitoring that can be replicated by others, and
3.) Work in collaboration with the Monitoring Methods and Community Fellows to draft and compile materials for a “Research Area Review” on Water Quality Monitoring on PublicLab.org.
You will:
Work with the DF Robot sensor collection to develop simple working prototypes.
Draft research note documentation on PublicLab.org that includes use case information about the tools and field test.
Create and document simple activities using the tools to model real-world issues (such as sensing at multiple points along a river).
Engage the Public Lab community in-person and remote on questions and resources related to tools used in water quality monitoring.
Host a local workshop using the DF Robot sensor collection, documenting questions and design/method ideas from the event. (Some event funding support available).
Research existing tools available to consumers (off-the-shelf, DIY, and affordable lab testing).
Select 2-3 existing methods (in consultation with PL team) to test and report back on.
Compile materials into easy-to-print documents that can be used with kit distribution.
Support the work of other Oil & Gas Water Fellows by helping to match tools to study design, and by contributing to wikis.
Work with the Monitoring Methods and Community Fellows to run a “Research Area Review” for water quality monitoring, including soliciting input from peer groups on the state of water quality monitoring, updating documentation on PublicLab.org related to current water quality monitoring methods available through the Public Lab store, seed and help answer questions for others to help answer on water quality monitoring, and organize and participate in an OpenHour interactive seminar on the state of water quality monitoring in relation to oil & gas concerns.
Join the Public Lab Oil & Gas Slack channel.
When possible, attend a weekly Fellows call or check in with weekly project updates.
Maintain and adhere to nonprofit policies and procedures, Public Lab values, and the Code of Conduct .
This role may be for you if you are:
An exceptional written and oral communicator: You have excellent interpersonal skills - you’re a collaborator and a problem-solver who is often praised for your organization and attention to detail.
Team-oriented: You work collaboratively, both in-person and with remote colleagues, to envision and promote positive change, and to be supportive of others;
A helper who includes everyone: You’ve taught or facilitated a workshop and can facilitate activities among a highly diverse community of people from many different fields and experiences;
Tech-savvy : You are excited by technology and to learn new programs with support from colleagues. You are interested in or have used technology in the context of advocacy. You have experience working with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, including basic troubleshooting, some familiarity with sensors.
This Fellowship will be hosted through Public Lab. Public Lab is committed to a diverse, multicultural work environment. We encourage people with different ability sets, people of color, and people of diverse sexual orientations, gender expressions, and identities to apply.
To Apply
Send a resume and the answers to the questions below in a single document to jobs@publiclab.org by August 29th. **Please specify which fellowship you are applying for in the subject line of your email. No phone calls, please.
1.) Why are you interested in this Fellowship? What about working on this issue intrigues you?
2.) How would your experiences benefit your work as a Fellow?
3.) If awarded the Fellowship, what would you hope to learn, and what would you hope to accomplish?
Aug 15, 2019
Temporary
About the Fellowship
This Fellowship is part of the Oil & Gas Water Fellows Trio and is an opportunity to advance real-world outcomes of open science hardware used by people to monitor the environmental impacts of the oil & gas industry.
Starting: September 16th
Commitment: roughly 15-20 hours/week (200 hours over approx. 8-12 weeks)
Fellowship Stipend: $2,500
Where: This fellowship is not location-restricted, however strong preference will be given for applicants in Providence, RI
The major goals of this Fellowship are to:
1.) Create documentation of Public Lab water quality monitoring tools to make the tools more accessible to others. Tools will include Arudino-compatible sensors from the DF Robot collection,
2.) Develop activities relevant to oil and gas monitoring that can be replicated by others, and
3.) Work in collaboration with the Monitoring Methods and Community Fellows to draft and compile materials for a “Research Area Review” on Water Quality Monitoring on PublicLab.org.
You will:
Work with the DF Robot sensor collection to develop simple working prototypes.
Draft research note documentation on PublicLab.org that includes use case information about the tools and field test.
Create and document simple activities using the tools to model real-world issues (such as sensing at multiple points along a river).
Engage the Public Lab community in-person and remote on questions and resources related to tools used in water quality monitoring.
Host a local workshop using the DF Robot sensor collection, documenting questions and design/method ideas from the event. (Some event funding support available).
Research existing tools available to consumers (off-the-shelf, DIY, and affordable lab testing).
Select 2-3 existing methods (in consultation with PL team) to test and report back on.
Compile materials into easy-to-print documents that can be used with kit distribution.
Support the work of other Oil & Gas Water Fellows by helping to match tools to study design, and by contributing to wikis.
Work with the Monitoring Methods and Community Fellows to run a “Research Area Review” for water quality monitoring, including soliciting input from peer groups on the state of water quality monitoring, updating documentation on PublicLab.org related to current water quality monitoring methods available through the Public Lab store, seed and help answer questions for others to help answer on water quality monitoring, and organize and participate in an OpenHour interactive seminar on the state of water quality monitoring in relation to oil & gas concerns.
Join the Public Lab Oil & Gas Slack channel.
When possible, attend a weekly Fellows call or check in with weekly project updates.
Maintain and adhere to nonprofit policies and procedures, Public Lab values, and the Code of Conduct .
This role may be for you if you are:
An exceptional written and oral communicator: You have excellent interpersonal skills - you’re a collaborator and a problem-solver who is often praised for your organization and attention to detail.
Team-oriented: You work collaboratively, both in-person and with remote colleagues, to envision and promote positive change, and to be supportive of others;
A helper who includes everyone: You’ve taught or facilitated a workshop and can facilitate activities among a highly diverse community of people from many different fields and experiences;
Tech-savvy : You are excited by technology and to learn new programs with support from colleagues. You are interested in or have used technology in the context of advocacy. You have experience working with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, including basic troubleshooting, some familiarity with sensors.
This Fellowship will be hosted through Public Lab. Public Lab is committed to a diverse, multicultural work environment. We encourage people with different ability sets, people of color, and people of diverse sexual orientations, gender expressions, and identities to apply.
To Apply
Send a resume and the answers to the questions below in a single document to jobs@publiclab.org by August 29th. **Please specify which fellowship you are applying for in the subject line of your email. No phone calls, please.
1.) Why are you interested in this Fellowship? What about working on this issue intrigues you?
2.) How would your experiences benefit your work as a Fellow?
3.) If awarded the Fellowship, what would you hope to learn, and what would you hope to accomplish?
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Jul 10, 2019
Requisition Number: 39524 Company Name: The Davey Tree Expert Company Service Line: 1UTL - Kent-Utility SL Employment Type: Regular Job Type: Full Time Education Level Required: High School Diploma / GED Work Experience Required: Less than 1 year Travel Expectations: Up to 50% POSITION:Groundman — Utility Line Clearance Starting Date: Applications accepted until suitable candidate is selected. Davey Utility Line Clearance, a division of The Davey Tree Expert Company, is pleased to offer a key opportunity in the field of Utility Line Clearance as a Groundman. DUTIES Provides support for the other crew members by controlling lowering ropes, limbs and persons from aloft Supplying tools for tree workers Controlling road and sidewalk traffic as needed by use of warning devices and other methodsCutting, chipping and loading brush and wood and proper job site cleanup QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or equivalent preferred Driver’s license required. Commercial driver’s license preferred and may be required, depending on job requirements Certificates and Licenses if necessary Pesticide license, if required by state law Herbicide license a plus Line clearance certification if working near utility transmission lines ISA Certified Tree Worker certification or willingness to obtain ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Full time hourly position. Compensation based on qualifications and experience. Generous performance incentive plan. Davey offers excellent benefits, the opportunity to buy Davey stock after 1 year, and industry related training and special Davey training courses. Pre-employment Drug Screen and Social Security verification required. The Davey Tree Expert Company and CLS are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Davey is Employee Owned. Military Veterans are encouraged to apply. Visit Davey Website: WWW.DAVEY.COM Job Opportunities & Company Profile Information We are proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer. As a service provider, our success depends upon our ability to attract and retain qualified personnel, regardless of their age, race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, military or veteran status, or other protected characteristics as established by federal, state or local law. The Davey Tree Expert Company has U.S. and Canadian operations in more than 47 states and five provinces and provides a variety of tree care, grounds maintenance and consulting services for the residential, utility, commercial, and government markets. Founded in 1880, Davey has been employee-owned for 35 years and has more than 8,000 employees who provide Proven Solutions for a Growing World. For more information, visit www.davey.com If you need any assistance at any time please contact us at 1-800-445-8733 ext. 1108 or at ed.help@davey.com .
