Job Opportunities Archives - Hamilton Conservation Authority

Ecological Land Classification Technician

Post author:BF
Post published:April 17, 2025
Post category:Job Opportunities

The Hamilton Conservation Authority has a seasonal opportunity for a Ecological Land Classification Technician (Summer Position) The Hamilton Conservation Authority is currently seeking Ecological Land Classification (ELC) Technician, for the…

Ecological Land Classification Coordinator

Post author:BF
Post published:April 17, 2025
Post category:Job Opportunities

The Hamilton Conservation Authority has a seasonal opportunity for a Ecological Land Classification Coordinator (Contract Position - 24 weeks) The Hamilton Conservation Authority is currently seeking an Ecological Land Classification…

Aquatic Biology Coordinator

Post author:BF
Post published:April 17, 2025
Post category:Job Opportunities

The Hamilton Conservation Authority has a seasonal opportunity for a Aquatic Biology Coordinator (summer position) The Hamilton Conservation Authority is currently seeking an Aquatic Biology Coordinator, for the Hamilton Natural…

Arborist

Post author:sarahgauden
Post published:March 26, 2025
Post category:Job Opportunities

The Hamilton Conservation Authority currently has a Contract opportunity (18 months) for an Arborist Reporting to the Forestry Coordinator or designate, the Arborist is part of the forestry operations team…

Ecological Land Classification Technician

Ecological Land Classification Coordinator

Aquatic Biology Coordinator

Arborist

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Flood Status Explanations

	Normal No low water conditions exist.
	Level 1 Water users are asked to voluntarily reduce consumption by 10 percent. Precipitation totals are less than 80 percent of long-term averages and/or 30-day average streamflows are less than 100 / 70 percent (springtime / otherwise) of the minimum of the long-term average monthly flows for summer months.
	Level 2 Water users are asked to voluntarily reduce consumption by 20 percent. Precipitation totals are less than 60 percent of long-term averages and/or 30-day average streamflows are less than 70 / 50 percent (springtime / otherwise) of the minimum of the long-term average monthly flows for summer months.
	Level 3 There is also potential for economic harm to water takers and/or significant harm to the ecosystem. The Hamilton Water Response Team may ask the province to impose mandatory restrictions on those holding Permits to Take Water. Precipitation totals are less than 40 percent of long-term averages and/or 30-day average streamflows are less than 50 / 30 percent (springtime / otherwise) of the minimum of the long-term average monthly flows for summer months.

	Normal No flood conditions exist.
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	Flood Watch Flooding is possible in specific watercourses or municipalities. Municipalities, emergency services and individual landowners in flood-prone areas should prepare.
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