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Pest Control Technician

San Diego Unified School District•San Diego, CA

About The Position

The San Diego Unified School District is hiring a Pest Control Technician to support its Integrated Pest Management program. The technician inspects, detects, evaluates, prevents, and controls structural and agricultural pests, and educates district staff about their role in Integrated Pest Management. The position works at various locations throughout the District, which covers a large portion of San Diego County. The schedule is 12 months per year and 40 hours per week. Positions of 20 hours per week or greater qualify for District-paid health and wellness benefits for the employee and eligible dependents. This is a promotional/open recruitment; current monthly salaried District employees receive precedence over other candidates on the eligible list. Candidates must meet the stated education and experience requirements and hold the specified applicator qualification or an eligible alternative license with a commitment to obtain the qualification within one year of initial employment. Incumbents must pass an annual physician's physical examination and respirator fit test and attend continuing education courses mandated by the State.

Requirements

  • Education and experience equivalent to a high school diploma or equivalent and three years of recent, full-time paid experience in structural, gardening, or landscape pest control work; alternatively, an associate's degree in biological or environmental health sciences and one year of recent experience.
  • Possess a California Department of Food and Agriculture Qualified Applicator's Certificate (Category A and B); alternatively, possess a Structural Pest Control License (Branch II or III) and be willing and able to complete a California Department of Agriculture training course and obtain a Qualified Applicator's Certificate within one year of initial employment in this job class.
  • Pass an annual physician's physical examination and respirator fit test indicating clearance to wear a respirator while spraying pesticides and performing associated duties.
  • Attend continuing education course hours mandated by the State.
  • Clearly document relevant education and experience in the application, and provide the required application information and supporting documentation.

Nice To Haves

  • Specific training in Integrated Pest Management programs is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Inspect, detect, evaluate, and prevent structural and agricultural pests.
  • Conduct pest control work as part of the District's Integrated Pest Management program.
  • Educate District staff about their role in Integrated Pest Management.
  • Attend continuing education courses as mandated by the State.

Benefits

  • District-paid health and wellness benefits for employees and eligible dependents for positions of 20 hours per week or greater.
  • A 5% bilingual differential for positions requiring bilingual skills.

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