Hydrologist II - Water Supply Assessment and Protection
DNREC (40)
- Agency: DNREC (40)
- Location: Dover, DE
- Salary: Yearly: $55,579.00/Min
- Type: full-time
- Work arrangement: onsite
- Posted: 2026-01-06
Job Description
This Section provides permitting services for the agricultural, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors in Delaware.
Click here for more information about the Division of Water - Commercial and Government Services Section.
This Section provides permitting services for the agricultural, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors in Delaware.
Click here for more information about the Division of Water - Commercial and Government Services Section.
This position supports the Water Supply Assessment & Protection Section of the Commercial and Government Services Section in DNREC's Division of Water. Hydrologists provide technical expertise needed to protect and promote the wise use of the state's water resources. This position requires good communication skills, because they interact with the public, private consultants, municipalities, service providers, agricultural cooperators, and members of the regulated community. Responsibilities include reviewing/analyzing analytical data, regulatory review of permit applications, conducting resource assessments and investigations. Duties may also include maintaining databases and participating in public outreach and education events.
Essential functions are fundamental, core functions common to all positions in the class series and are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all job duties for any one position in the class. Since class specifications are descriptive and not restrictive, incumbents can complete job duties of similar kind not specifically listed here.
Collects, analyzes, and interprets field samples, scientific literature and statistical data.
Supervises and documents the installation of wells; inspects and compiles data regarding existing wells, waste disposal sites, and underground storage facilities.
Summarizes data used in studies, projects, plans, specifications and research.
Performs mathematical calculations to aid in the selection of alternatives.
Reviews and comments on permit applications.
Provides technical and regulatory information.