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Environmental Field Technician
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What they do
An Environmental Technician assists with testing and sampling or monitoring needed for environmental clean-up efforts or projects to mitigate environmental pollution. Assists environmental engineers or environmental scientists. Collects air, water or soil samples, operates field test equipment and conducts laboratory research. Coordinates work at sites with contaminated soil or water, or hazardous waste clean-up sites.
$50,764 / year median in New York
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Position:
TENORM Radiological Control Technician This opening is offered as a full-time position to support client projects of varying duration. The work involves monitoring construction activities to detect Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (TENORM), typically in the Western NY area. Candidates will receive paid training and will subsequently be utilized to support field jobs. Candidates should be reliable, mature, detail-oriented, organized, and able to work under time constraints in a busy project-oriented environment. Excellent communication and grammar skills are a must.Requirements include:
- Associate degree or higher in a field of science
- Radiological monitoring or environmental experience preferred but not required
- Valid Driver's License and dependable transportation
- Ability to observe and concisely document and describe field activities
- Ability to complete forms and generate field sketches
- Ability to perform calculations such as the average of several numbers
- Ability to work outside in cold or hot weather
- Ability to lift/carry up to 30 pounds and walk on uneven surfaces
- Ability to read and interpret digital and analog displays
- Willingness to work with and around radioactive materials upon completion of training
- Ability to pass a physical All candidates must have US citizenship or be legally able to work in the United States.