More specific duties will include developing, updating, and maintaining training materials, policy, guidance and instructions related to the state environmental quality review act and other permit programs; assisting in the preparation of rulemakings and lead agency dispute processes; coordinating website updates with public-facing information, instructions, and forms or other materials; conducting outreach and providing training sessions to entities such as local governments and planning boards; coordinating with external federal, state, and local agencies in relation to permitting guidance, regulations and tools; interacting with local and state agencies to determine SEQR needs and develop SEQR training materials to support local SEQR practitioners, develop SEQR curriculum and training materials, and explore different ways to present training materials; and assisting in the development of other training and guidance for DEC staff and external entities related to other permit programs managed by the Division of Environmental Permits. TRAINEE 1: Four years or experience in a position where you have responsibility for the following: development and implementation of program policies and procedures; preparing and interpreting rules and regulations; development, preparation, and management of procurement (solicitation) documents, contracts, or grants; providing non-engineering technical assistance and information to consultants, public officials, and facility managers; collecting data, reviewing alternatives, performing qualitative or quantitative policy analyses; writing technical or programmatic reports; developing, implementing, analyzing, and evaluating programs; developing and implementing expenditure plans, procuring external funding sources, collecting and forecasting the impact of funding or organizational change efforts; assisting with the development of environmental public information campaigns.