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Silver Leaf SWPPP
Environmental Field Technician - Construction Dewatering
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What they do
A Water Resource Specialist samples water, analyzes samples, and provides information on environmental or health risks. Assists local and state governments with planning and watershed resource management. May specialize as an environmental scientist. May work as a water or wastewater treatment plant operator.
$107,144 / year median in Utah
Job Description
Environmental Field Technician
- Construction Dewatering Salt Lake City, UT 84104 From $23 an hour
- Full-time From $23 an hour
- Full-time About Silver Leaf SWPPP Founded in 2009, Silver Leaf SWPPP is an industry-leading environmental consulting and field services firm specializing in construction stormwater and groundwater management.
Responsibilities System Installation:
Assist with the physical setup, assembly, and teardown of dewatering equipment, including submersible pumps, piping networks, and filtration/sediment tanks.Field Maintenance:
Perform routine mechanical checks on active pumping systems and generators to ensure continuous uptime and safe operation.Environmental Sampling:
Conduct regular water quality testing and groundwater sampling to monitor for potential environmental contaminants.Digital Reporting:
Use tablets and field software to document water flow rates, upload daily site logs, and complete regulatory compliance paperwork.Site Coordination:
Communicate daily with site superintendents and team leadership to provide status updates on water management operations.Safe Operations:
Navigate active, fast-paced commercial and civil construction sites safely while strictly adhering to OSHA guidelines.Required Qualifications Work Ethic & Aptitude:
Strong desire to learn water resource management, civil infrastructure systems, and environmental compliance protocols.Physical Capability:
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions and perform physical labor, including lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds (hoses, fittings, tools).Technical Literacy:
Comfort using mobile apps or tablets to input daily field logs, upload photos, and track data.Mechanical Inclination:
Comfortable working with basic hand tools, hardware, and motorized equipment (generators, pumps).Driving Record:
Valid driver's license with a clean, insurable driving history to safely operate company utility vehicles to and from local jobsites. Preferred Qualifications (Highly Desired but Trainable)Education:
Associate Degree or higher in Construction Management, Environmental Science, Civil/Environmental Engineering, or a related field.Construction Exposure:
Prior experience or familiarity working on active commercial, utility, or heavy civil construction sites. Compensation, Benefits & Perks Our total compensation package for this role is highly competitive and designed to reward hard work:Base Hourly Pay:
$23.00 starting (Paid weekly)Overtime:
Consistent opportunities for overtime, paid after 40 hours per week.Health & Wellness:
Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision insurance plans.Retirement:
401(k) plan with company matching to help secure your future.Life Insurance:
Full company-provided life insurance policy. Paid Time Off (PTO): Annual allotment paid vacation days and company holiday pay.Career Advancement:
Fully paid, continuous specialized industry training and certification opportunities.Work Location & Schedule:
Full-time, In-person at Salt Lake City, UT 84104. Shift schedules align with active commercial and civil infrastructure project timelines.- Employment offers are contingent upon passing a drug screening and background check conducted by a licensed independent medical laboratory, in accordance with state law.