Field Technician III

Description

General

Summary:

This is an entry‑level position that aids and assists in performing the necessary duties and tasks associated with emergency response of hazardous and non‑hazardous waste clean‑up, site remediation, equipment decontamination, and other environmental‑related activities.

• Perform necessary duties and tasks associated with emergency response to various environmental clean‑up situations. These include but are not limited to hazardous and non‑hazardous materials, site remediation, equipment decontamination, and non‑emergency clean‑up.
• Perform using high‑pressure water blasting equipment to clean heavy industrial equipment such as pipes, boilers, tanks, heat exchangers, etc.
• Assist in the loading of equipment such as hoses, chemicals, and other equipment supplies that the project needs.
• Operate equipment by energizing the pumping equipment and/or any specialized hydro‑blasting and/or chemical cleaning equipment. Includes operation of vacuum trucks and cutting equipment.
• Perform physical functions in all types of weather conditions.
• Work in atmospheres of low clearance, confined spaces, and heights.
• Expected to perform strenuous physical labor, move and unload, utilize hand and power tools, and operate pressure washers.
• Work as a team and individually.
• Able to coherently report findings to the chain of command and follow instructions.
• Operate pick‑ups and small equipment.
• Learns and complies with company policies and procedures, and safety rules.
• Learned hazardous materials handling and precautions.
• Maintains required equipment service records.
• Ensures safekeeping and proper usage of company tools.
• Participate in environmental operations and regulatory compliance.
• Performs other incidental and related duties as required.

High School graduate or equivalent

• Valid driver’s license required;
  Class A Commercial Driver’s license required.
• Experience with level D, C, & B PPE preferred.
• 40‑Hour HAZWOPER and Confined Space training, preferred.

Experience working in construction, electrical, landscaping, farming, or other outdoor occupations is preferred.

This intermediate-level position requires working on a team in diverse situations and understanding and following instructions. Must be able to use or learn to use tools and equipment, such as but not limited to the following: pulleys, vises, hand and power tools, mechanic rollers, acetylene tanks, wooden blocks, steel collars/shackles, steel hooks, welding equipment, grinders, hydraulic jacks, steel chains and cable, portable lights, “come along,” tractors, forklifts, flatbed truck, pickup truck, wheelbarrow, pumps, and generators.