Environmental Field Technician

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 Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401K with company match Holiday pay Work life balance (not much overtime expected and predominately local work) Year round work available Responsibility Summary - Environmental Field Technician Installation of flow monitoring systems within sewer lines. Installation of rainfall monitoring equipment. Input data into basic software systems. Inspect sewer manholes manually or with telemonitoring equipment. Operate and maintain instruments and equipment. Accurately document inspections in a timely manner with detailed field notes. Adhere to all the safety requirements of the position while assisting team members to do the same. All other duties as assigned. Qualification Summary - Environmental Field Technician High school diploma Valid driver’s license and clean driving record with the ability to operate a company vehicle Ability to detect, resolve and report equipment issues (strong electrical and mechanical aptitude preferred) Computer literacy with the ability to effectively utilize commonly used computer software programs Ability to perform all of the physical requirements of position Preferred experience/knowledge with field data collection #J-18808-Ljbffr Gilder Search Group