Deputy Director of Basin Councils, Social Management and Emergency Response
Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales · Dirección Local Querétaro
En español: Subdirector de Consejos de Cuenca, Gestión Social y Atención a Emergencias
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This job in plain words
This job coordinates emergency plans and work with the Basin Councils in the Querétaro region. It focuses on preventing disasters caused by hydrometeorological events and protecting water infrastructure.
Can you apply?
Mexican citizens with full rights and foreigners whose immigration status allows them to do the job can apply. They must meet the education and experience required in the job profile.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · Degree holder
- Fields of study
- Agronomía, Ecología, Geología, Administración, Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública, Ingeniería Ambiental, Ingeniería Civil, Hidráulica, Hidrología
- Experience
- At least 4 years
- Experience areas
- Geology, Hydrology, Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Engineering and Technology, Water Infrastructure Protection, Construction Technology
- Political Science, Public Administration
- Agronomy
- Disaster Prevention, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Pollution
- Environment
Also:
- Pass the exam given under the contest rules.
- Willingness to travel and change residence.
- Daytime schedule with special work periods.
- Microsoft Office skills.
General requirements for every competition
- Be a Mexican citizen with full rights, or a foreigner whose immigration status allows the job.
- Not have been sentenced to prison for an intentional crime.
- Be fit to perform duties in the public service.
- Not belong to the clergy or be a minister of any religion.
- Not be disqualified from public service and have no other legal impediment.
What you would do
- Coordinate emergency plans for hydrometeorological events.
- Estimate damage to facilities and latent risks.
- Design training programs on emergency prevention and response.
- Coordinate emergency programs with brigades and volunteers.
- Promote actions with governments and users of national waters.
How the competition works
Stages:
- I. Resume review: call published on October 14, 2026; candidate registration from October 14 to 27, 2026; resume review on October 27, 2026; document check and delivery before January 11, 2027 (deadline).
- II. Technical knowledge exam, general federal public administration knowledge exam, and skills assessment: before January 11, 2027 (deadline).
- III. Experience assessment and merit review: before January 11, 2027 (deadline).
- IV. Interview: before January 11, 2027 (deadline).
- V. Final decision on the result of the competition: before January 11, 2027 (deadline).
Minimum score: 70 en una escala de 0 a 100 puntos, sin decimales
Documents you will need:
- Original Verification Checklist form for document review, completed.
- Printout of the TrabajaEn main screen (Personal Profile) and the invitation message.
- Valid official photo ID with signature (Voter ID or passport), original and copy.
- Birth certificate and/or immigration form FM3, as applicable, original and copy.
- Printout of the CURP.
- Printout of the resume registered on TrabajaEn, signed, with the sworn statement wording.
- Detailed and updated executive resume.
- Document proving the required studies (for example, degree and professional license, graduate letter, or school certificate), original and copy.
- Official work certificates proving experience, with start and end dates, original and copy.
- Sworn statement form, printed from the Conagua website.
Important:
- The dates for stages II to V are deadlines; Conagua will send the exact place, day and time through TrabajaEn (under My messages).
- If you do not take an evaluation or do not attend the interview, you are disqualified from the competition.
- Arriving more than fifteen minutes late to an evaluation means you are disqualified.
- Finalists who do not win may join the pool of candidates for one year.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official call. Only the call published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación counts: read it before you register.