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Field Engineer and Technician

Southern California / Hybrid · Full-Time or Part-Time

The Field Engineer & Technician position is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on technical work, thrives outside of a traditional office environment, and has the independence to manage field tasks safely and efficiently.

Key Responsibilities

Field Operations & Sampling: Perform environmental data collection, including soil, groundwater, surface water, and air sampling in accordance with state and federal protocols.
Equipment Operation & Maintenance: Troubleshoot, maintain, and operate field instrumentation, remediation systems, pumps, blowers, motors and monitoring equipment.
Data Logging & Documentation: Meticulously record field notes, calibration logs, chain-of-custody forms, and daily site observations with high accuracy and clarity.
Independent Problem Solving: Adapt to dynamic site conditions, troubleshoot mechanical or logistical hurdles on the fly, and coordinate effectively with project managers.
Safety & Compliance: Strictly adhere to company and site-specific Health & Safety Plans (HASP), ensuring a safe work environment for yourself and your team.

Qualifications & Requirements

Mechanical Aptitude: Demonstrated hands-on ability to use hand tools, troubleshoot mechanical systems, and operate technical field equipment.
Independent & Reliable: Proven capability to work autonomously in the field, manage your schedule, and execute tasks with minimal direct oversight.
Strong Documentation Skills: Excellent written and digital communication skills for logging precise scientific data, measurements, and project findings.
Education / Experience: [e.g., High School Diploma required; Associate's or Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Geology, or a related technical field preferred. A minimum of 1–3 years of field experience is a plus, but motivated entry-level candidates with strong mechanical backgrounds will be considered.]
Physical Requirements: Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, stand for extended periods, and work outdoors across various weather and terrain conditions.
Licenses: Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record (ability to drive company field vehicles). OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER certification is a plus (or willingness to obtain).

Compensation

$65,000 – $100,000 / year, depending on experience