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TRADEBE
Environmental Field Chemist
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An Environmental Field Chemist samples, tests and assists with the clean up of hazardous materials at field sites. Ensures the safe handling and transport of hazardous chemicals and environmental regulatory compliance.
$57,085 / year median in New Jersey
+7% projected growth
Job Description
This position is eligible for a $3,000 retention bonus!! Tradebe is a group of industrial businesses with the commitment of creating a more sustainable planet and making significant contributions to human wellbeing. In the US, we are leaders focused on recycling and circular economy, managing all different environmental liabilities in a sustainable way. As a Technical Services Chemist, you will be on the front lines of environmental solutions, providing expert lab packing services to ensure the safe handling, packaging, and disposal of hazardous materials. Join a team where your technical expertise drives meaningful change every day.
Opportunity Highlights Competitive hourly pay based on experience 55-70 hours weekly; 1-2 overnights a month Weekly pay Opportunity for 1+ year experienced candidates Up to $7,800 student loan repayment What will you do? Make an impact! Join a team committed to safety, environmental responsibility, and hands‑on technical work. This role is a strong fit for early‑career professionals or individuals interested in advancing in the environmental services industry. You'll work directly with hazardous materials, learn industry‑specific procedures, and gain experience that can lead to long‑term growth. Key Job Responsibilities Classify, identify, package, and label hazardous waste for safe transportation and disposal Follow all regulatory, safety, and company policies to support a compliant, environmentally responsible workplace Process required documentation to meet environmental regulations and internal procedures Unpack hazardous materials at plant locations when needed Sample and analyze container contents Use internal software systems to research, record, and manage data Drive a 26‑ft box truck once a Class B CDL is obtained Remote-open and stabilize high‑hazard chemicals (for advanced chemists) Other duties as assigned Do you have what it takes? High school diploma required; bachelor's in Chemistry, Environmental Science, or related field preferred 2+ years of related lab packing experience is required Basic knowledge of—or interest in learning—the hazardous waste field Ability to pass
Opportunity Highlights Competitive hourly pay based on experience 55-70 hours weekly; 1-2 overnights a month Weekly pay Opportunity for 1+ year experienced candidates Up to $7,800 student loan repayment What will you do? Make an impact! Join a team committed to safety, environmental responsibility, and hands‑on technical work. This role is a strong fit for early‑career professionals or individuals interested in advancing in the environmental services industry. You'll work directly with hazardous materials, learn industry‑specific procedures, and gain experience that can lead to long‑term growth. Key Job Responsibilities Classify, identify, package, and label hazardous waste for safe transportation and disposal Follow all regulatory, safety, and company policies to support a compliant, environmentally responsible workplace Process required documentation to meet environmental regulations and internal procedures Unpack hazardous materials at plant locations when needed Sample and analyze container contents Use internal software systems to research, record, and manage data Drive a 26‑ft box truck once a Class B CDL is obtained Remote-open and stabilize high‑hazard chemicals (for advanced chemists) Other duties as assigned Do you have what it takes? High school diploma required; bachelor's in Chemistry, Environmental Science, or related field preferred 2+ years of related lab packing experience is required Basic knowledge of—or interest in learning—the hazardous waste field Ability to pass