Pay $22+ per hr 

Full benefits offered after working 30 days full time:

earn 15 PTO days

9 annual pd holidays

medical, dental, vision, life

flexible spending

401k partial match

bi weekly pay

AND MORE!

This is a hybrid role : Environmental Tech/Lab Assistant 

Field Duties:

• Identify, remove, pack, transport, or dispose of hazardous/non haz materials, contaminated soil
• Handling of hazardous/non hazardous materials.
• Work in confined spaces
• Must have the ability to wear tight-fitting, negative-pressure respirator and occlusive chemical protective clothing.
• Must be able to work at heights
• May operate a forklift and other earth-moving equipment or trucks
• Must be adaptable and hands-on with the workflow
• Working on uneven work surfaces requires frequent pushing/pulling/carrying of equipment/objects/debris of varying and often awkward sizes,
• shapes, and weights including bending, lifting, pushing, and pulling drums, totes, and containers, and handling of tank truck hoses.
• May use hand manual and power hand tools hand shovel with exposure to noise and vibration.

Laboratory Duties:     

• Collect and sort waste samples from various sites.
• Receive, Collect, label, and log samples  
• Prepare and conduct samples for testing.
• Conduct basic laboratory test under supervision
• Calibrate and operate environmental equipment
• Maintain clean and organize laboratory and equipment
• Follow all safety protocols during field activities and ensure compliance
• Maintain and Record test results and assist with data entry and quality control checks.

Required:

• High school diploma or equivalent; coursework or training in environmental science, chemistry, biology, or a related field.
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
• Ability to follow standard operating procedures and safety guidelines.
• Basic computer skills (e.g., Excel, data entry).
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to field sites.

Preferred:

• Associate or Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Chemistry, Biology, or related discipline.
• Prior experience in an environmental lab or field setting.
• Familiarity with EPA or state environmental sampling protocols.
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