Summary - Environmental Field Technician: If you are looking for a hands-on, outdoor role in a stable industry sector with an industry-leading firm, while having a strong work-life balance, this opportunity may be a great fit for you. As an Environmental Field Technician, you will be gaining valuable field experience while collecting specialized data from municipal water/wastewater systems which is used to help improve these systems. This is an entry-level opportunity and is great for graduates of environmental science, geology, geography and civil engineering programs whom are interested in gaining valuable field experience in a growing market sector.
What's in it for you:
- Competitive compensation starting at $23-26/hour
- Medical Insurance
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Dental Insurance
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Vision Insurance
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401K with company match
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Holiday pay
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Work life balance (not much overtime expected and predominately local work)
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Year round work available
Responsibility Summary - Environmental Field Technician:
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Installation of flow monitoring systems within sewer lines.
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Installation of rainfall monitoring equipment.
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Input data into basic software systems.
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Inspect sewer manholes manually or with telemonitoring equipment.
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Operate and maintain instruments and equipment.
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Accurately document inspections in a timely manner with detailed field notes.
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Adhere to all the safety requirements of the position while assisting team members to do the same.
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All other duties as assigned.
Qualification Summary - Environmental Field Technician:
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High school diploma
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record with the ability to operate a company vehicle
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Ability to detect, resolve and report equipment issues (strong electrical and mechanical aptitude preferred)
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Computer literacy with the ability to effectively utilize commonly used computer software programs
- Ability to perform all of the physical requirements of position
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Preferred experience/knowledge with field data collection
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