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1 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 1 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR : CARTOGRAPHY A. Accuracy on Aerial Photos 1. Measurement of Land Area from Aerial Photo, Scale Conversion, Digital Planimeter B. Relief 1. Contours 2. Form lines 3. Vertical control 4. Problems C. Standard Drawing Sizes and Blank Standard Forms : ENGINEERING A. Measurement of Horizontal Distances 1. Pacing 2. Wheel (measuring) B. Differential Leveling 1. Principles of leveling 2. Types of levels a. duapy b. abney c. clinometer d. locke 3. Care of Instrument 4. Hand signals 5. Proper method of keeping notes 6. Note reduction 7. Computations 8. Note plotting C. Practice Installation & Inspection 1. Policies & Procedures 2. As-Built Notes 3. Certification documentation 1. USGS Quadrangle 1. Part 541 NEM 1. Chapter 1, EFM; Surveying Texts 1. Chapter 1, EFM; Surveying Texts 1. TR6s, Part 541 NEM 1. Assisting ASCS Cost Share 2. Eng. Approval Dist. Engineer s as available PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
2 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 2 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR : HYDROLOGY A. Rainfall 1. Distribution 2. Duration 3. Frequency 4. Records B. Watersheds 1. Delineation 2. Soils Hydrologic groups 3. Slopes 4. Cover complexes 5. Shape C. Runoff 1. RCN 2. Total runoff 3. Peak rates of runoff : PRINCIPLES OF EROSION A. Erosion Control 1. Principles and methods of erosion control a. Sheet erosion b. gully erosion c. ephearal erosion d. streambank erosion Memoranda 3. Discussions with F.O. Dist. Personnel 4. Sect. IV Tech. Guide 1. NEH Section 4 2. EFM Chapter 2 3. NS Tech. Papers 4. USGS Quads 5. TR s 16, Hydrology Note-1 1. Chapter 2 EFM 1. National Handbook of Conservation Practices 2. Ag Handbook Technical Guides 4. Technical Notes 5. Agronomy 6. Sec. 1 & 3 Tech. PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
3 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 3 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR Guide : SOIL SURVEYS A. Soil Qualities & Characteristics 1. Basic Soil 1. Soil Identification Textbook B. Soil Identification 1. Published Soil 1. Texture Classification Survey a. unified system 2. Technical Guide b. AASHTO system 3. SCS c. USA system Taught Slide Modules C. How to use the Soil Survey 1. Published Soil Survey D. Interpretative Groupings 1. Principles 2. Kinds of groupings a. land capability class b. land capability sub-class c. land capability units d. suitability groupings e. soil engineering interpretations f. nonagricultural g. interpretative maps h. agricultural productivity ratings 1. Soil Interpretations Record 2. Ag Handbook National Forestry Handbook 4. EFM Chapter 4 5. Published Soil Survey : FIELD OFFICE TECHNICAL GUIDE A. Introduction 1. Technical Guide Section 1 B. Soil Survey and Interpretations 1. Technical Guide C. Land Use and Resource Management System D. Practice Standards and Specifications Section 2 1. Technical Guide Section 3 1. Technical Guide Section 4 PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
4 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 4 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR : RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS A. Conservation Planning and Application (individual) 1. District coop agreements 2. Planning land use and conservation treatment with cooperator a. soils map and interpretations b. site invest. c. report of cooperator s decisions d. inventory and evaluation e. conservation alternatives to be considered by cooperator f. conservation plan map g. job sheets h. records and reports 3. Layout and servicing a. assistance to cooperator as needed to meet his objectives and standards of the district b. records and reports 4. Follow through a. scheduling of future assistance b. minor revisions of plan c. records and reports B. Water Quality 1. Surface water 2. Ground water C. Waste Management 1. Principles 1. GNIBO 1. Tech Guide 1. Soil Survey 1. State Lists 2. GM 3. National Reporting Codes Handbook 1. EFM 1. NRCH 3. Slide Set from SCS 1. EFM 2. SCS Waste PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
5 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 5 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR 2. Elements of planning a. site investigation b runoff and water collection storage c. storage d. waste utilization 3. Designs 4. Construction 5. State and local regulations 6. Manure Spreader Calibration 7. Regulations for Manure Management 8. Manure Storage Safety, Design and Use 9. Poultry and Livestock Management 10. Septic & Sewage Sludge Application 11. Barnyard Runoff Management : SAFETY Management 3. PA DEP Manure Management PA Bay Program Animal Waste Mgmt. Technical Note No. 4 PA DEP Manure Mgmt. Section 1, P.1-5 PA DEP Manure Mgmt. Section 2, 3, 1-4 PA DEP Manure Mgmt. Poultry, Dairy, and Swine Sections PA DEP Sewage Sludge Regulations; PSU Special Circular 255 & 257, Brady P PA Bay Program Animal Waste Mgmt. Technical Note No. 2; PA DEP Manure Mgmt. Manure Dairy Section 6, P. 1-6 PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
6 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 6 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR A. Utilities Check Sheet (SCS-ENG-5) 1. New Part 503 B. Construction Safety 1. OSHA Handbook C. Field Equipment 1. GM : AGRONOMY A. Soil and Water Plant Relationship 1. Fertilization 2. Organic Farming 3. Plant Physiology 4. Plant Identification 5. Tillage Practices 6. Tillage Equipment 7. Pesticides 8. Crop Rotation 9. Soil Chemistry & Fertility 10. Soil Testing 11. Crop Production 12. Manure Management 1. Tech Guide 2. Agronomy Handbook 3. State Handbooks Penn State Agronomy Guide, P. 4-10, 22, PSU Agronomy Facts No. 3, 12-14, 16, Brady P , , Brady, Nyle C., The Nature and Properties of soils Penn State Agronomy Guide P , PSU Agronomy Facts No Penn State Agronomy Guide P. 2, 28-34, 58, 62-63, 78-80, , Penn State PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
7 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 7 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR 13. Fertilizer Materials 14. Plant Tissue Analysis : LAND USE A. Cropland 1. Types of cropland 2. Management systems 3. Conservation measures B. Pastureland 1. Pasture management 2. Conservation measures C. Wildlife Land 1. Wildlife management 2. Conservation measures Agronomy Guide P ; PA DEP Manure Mgmt. Field Application Section; PSU Pub. No. ST- 10 Use of Manure, Brady P Penn State Agronomy Guide P ; PSU Agronomy Facts No. 6, Brady P , , Penn State Agronomy Guide P. 16; PSU Sampling Instruct. 1. Tech Guide 2. Tech Notes 3. Agronomy 1. Tech Guide 2. Tech Notes 3. Penn State Agronomy Guide pg Tech Guide 2. Biology : COMMUNICATION SKILLS A. Written Correspondence Course PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
8 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 8 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR B. Verbal C. Salesmanship D. Conflict Management : BASIC COMPUTER ORIENTATION A. Microcomputers B. Operating Systems C. Word Processing Packages D. Spreadsheet Packages E. Data Base Management F. Special Application Programs (Manure Management) (EFM Chap. 2) (TR 55) : PA CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM A. Statement of Policy PA Bay Program Admin. Appendix E B. Best Management Practices PA Bay Program Admin. Section V C. Nutrient Management Guidelines & Forms PA Bay Program Admin. Section IV D. District/Landowner CBP Forms PA Bay Program Admin. Section III, C. 1-7 E. Pollution Problems of the Chesapeake Bay Basin to Bay Pub. Of the PA League of Women Voters PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
9 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 9 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR F. Farmer Interview for Manure, Fertilizer and Cropping Practices Farm Visit and Use of Initial Farm Conditions Form G. Balancing Farm Nutrients Write Nutrient Management Plans H. Mobile Nutrient Lab Review Equipment, Capabilities, & Lab, Conduct Tests I. Bay Program Structure Chesapeake Bay Program Organization Chart J. Program Acronym Definitions PA Bay Program Admin. Appendix A K. Overall Program Administration PA Bay Program Admin. : SOIL MECHANICS A. Soil Classification & Identification 1. Unified System 2. USDA System 1. SM-1 Module B. Construction Uses of Soils 1. EFM Chpt Soil Mechanics Training Guide (WISC) : BIOLOGY A. Policy 1. Assistance to Landowners B. Classification and Identification of Wetland Types & Regulations 1. GM Part 410, 190 Ecol Sci 1. USDA Circular USFWS/OBS 79/31 PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
10 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 10 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR C. Application of Conservation Practices 1. Tech Guide : GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND PROGRAMS A. Conservation Districts Act Philosophy underlying Act 148 Conservation Districts C.D. Long Range 2. How CDs are organized and Programs & Annual operated Work Program 3. Applicable CD laws A Resource 4. District program and work plans Agenda for the 5. State Assoc. of CDs 2000s 6. National Assoc. of CDs B. PA DEP Structure 1. State Conservation Commission 2. Bureau of Water Quality Protection 3. DEP Bureaus and their responsibilities C. Relations with Others: 1. Soil Conservation Service 2. ASCS 3. FmHA 4. U.S. Forest Service 5. Extension Service 6. State agencies 7. Public schools 8. Rural Development 9. Bureau of Forestry 10. PennDOT 11. Townships Department Organizational Chart and Program Descriptions, A User s Guide to DEP Permits, Flow Charts, Chap. 105 Clean Streams Law, Joint Permit Book Memo of Understanding D. Town and Borough Structure Municipal Code DCA PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
11 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 11 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR Book E. County Government 1. Commissioners Office 2. Planning Commission 3. Assessment Off 4. Ag Preservation Board F. State and Federal Legislators PACD Conservation through Legislation G. State and Federal Legislation How a Bill Becomes a Law : DISTRICT OPERATIONS A. Obligations, responsibilities, and privileges of District employees: 1. Hours of work 2. Pay 3. Position description and classification 4. Standard of Performance 5. Training program opportunities and obligations 6. Career program 7. Employee conduct 8. Incentive Awards 9. Identification Cards 10. Employee Benefits: a. Group health insurance b. Group life insurance c. Leave d. Retirement 11. Safety and Health 12. Travel 13. Equipment use and maintenance 14. Legal assistance 15. EEO, including FWP and SSP County or District Handbooks or Regs. Township Association PACD Local Legislator s Office PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
12 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 12 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR B. Communications: 1. Technical Guides, Handbooks, etc. 2. Channeling of Correspondence 3. Requests for Assistance 4. Records management and filing C. Recording Time and Accomplishments: 1. Timekeeping system 2. Program reporting system 3. Accomplishment records D. District Meetings 1. Planning the Program & Managing the Meeting 2. Guiding Group Discussion & Parliamentary Procedure for Common Use 3. PACD Committee Planning Workshop Handout E. District Committees 1. Jobs of Members, Officers & F. Accounting 1. Basic Accounting 2. State Requirements Committees 1. Basic Accounting Handbook 2. CD Allocation Fund Guidelines : PHOTOGRAPHY A. Use of 35MM Camera 1. Basic Extension PACD Exec. Council Staff Conference Extension PACD Exec. Council Field Rep. BWQP PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
13 NAME: XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX POSITION: District Manager LOCATION: Anytown, PA COMPLETION : 4/12/00 PAGE NUMBER 13 OF 10 AVAILABLE OR Photography book : EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM A. Information and Education Chap. 102 PA Clean Streams Law DEP Training Sessions E&S Administrative B. Plan Development and Review Chap. 102 Formal Train. Course DEP Train. Sessions C. Complaint Handling and Voluntary Compliance E&S Administrative DEP Train. Sessions D. Permit Handling E&S Administrative E. Site Inspection Chap. 102 E&S Administrative DEP Train. Sessions DEP Train. Sessions : PACD A. Organization PACD By-Laws Exec. Council Mtg. B. Policy PACD Policy Book C. Committee Make Up PACD By-Laws Exec. Council Mtg. PROFICIENCY S (1 = Aware, 2 = Understand, 3 = Perform with Supervision, 4 = Apply Independently, 5 = Proficient and Can Train Others)
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