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Missouri Rural Water Association is looking to hire a Source Water Technician immediately. The Individual must be able to travel, be a self-starter, and have good people and computer skills.
For more information regarding this position, email resume to MRWA Executive Director Howard Baker at [email protected]

Job responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• Focuses on Local Communities:

The program emphasizes community engagement and collaboration, with local teams creating source water protection plans.

• Partners with Government Agencies:

Technicians work with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) specialists and state/county FSA staff.

• Identifies Pollution Prevention Areas:

Technicians work with state rural water associations and local teams to identify areas where pollution prevention is most needed.

• Develops Rural Source Water Protection Plans:

Teams collaborate to create plans promoting clean source water, outlining voluntary actions farmers and ranchers can take.

• Promotes Water Quality Education:

The program works at a grassroots level to educate and inform rural residents about steps to prevent water pollution and improve water quality.

• Field Assessments and Monitoring:
  • Conduct field inspections to identify potential pollution sources in rural areas.
  • Monitor water quality parameters and document findings.
• Technical Assistance and Outreach:
  • Provide technical assistance to landowners and communities on best management practices for protecting water sources.
  • Conduct outreach and educational programs to raise awareness about water quality issues.
• Plan Development and Implementation:
  • Participate in the development of rural source water protection plans in collaboration with local stakeholders.
  • Assist in implementing the plans, monitoring progress, and making adjustments as needed.
• Collaboration and Coordination:
  • Work with NRCS specialists, FSA staff, state rural water associations, and other stakeholders.
  • Build relationships with local communities and landowners.
• Data Management and Reporting:
  • Collect and analyze data related to water quality and pollution prevention efforts.
  • Prepare reports and presentations to stakeholders.