Class Code:
LE30
General Nature of Work

Performs routine or standardized work in the identification of insect specimens and plant diseases caused by insects in a laboratory and at nurseries throughout the state.

Examples of Work

Participates in investigations to identify insect specimens within an assigned insect group and plant diseases caused by such insects. Assists in mounting, labeling, sorting, classifying, arranging and maintaining insect collections. Collects insect specimens and assists in solving problems of a taxonomic nature. Conducts evaluations of aerial applications of insecticides and determines the most effective method of insect control.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Knowledge of insect pests and plant diseases common to agricultural plants and products. Knowledge of methods for controlling insect pests and plant diseases. Skill in the application of insecticides and fungicides. Ability to accurately identify insect specimens and plant diseases.

Minimum Requirements

A bachelor's degree in entomology; or a bachelor's degree in a biological science with nine semester hours of coursework in entomology.

Fed Category:
E2
Band:
04
Salary:
Minimum:
$32,686.00
Midpoint:
$46,578.00
Maximum:
$60,471.00
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