No experience or exams required: New York City Department of Environmental Protection is hiring

The New York City Department of Environmental Conservation is hiring. Some positions don't even require a city employment exam, according to Pix11.

The JobsNYC portal features hundreds of job postings within city government. Some positions require an exam, but there are also positions that don't.

One such position is a seasonal assistant. New employees will receive training in installing, repairing, and replacing city water meters. Wages start at $18,54 per hour and can reach $21,76. No education or experience is required for this position.

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During the course, candidates will learn how to use the agency's tablet, the UMAX accounting system, and power and hand tools. Work takes place outdoors in all boroughs of New York City and requires good physical fitness. The schedule is 35 hours per week, with possible overtime and evening or weekend shifts.

You can apply for the vacancy by link.

For those who prefer office work, the department is offering a Community Outreach Coordinator position, who will handle asbestos certification applications, as well as day-to-day office tasks and on-site inspections.

This position requires a college degree and at least two years of community service experience. Salary ranges from $62,868 to $97,593 per year.

You can apply for the vacancy by link.