Environmental Field Technician

Description

Day‑to‑day duties include conducting leak inspections of industrial piping, maintaining equipment and vehicles, adhering to air‑quality regulations, and reporting safety or environmental incidents to the regional manager. You will also engage with clients, uphold professional standards, and participate in required safety meetings.

• Conduct routine leak inspections of industrial piping and tanks using a backpack‑mounted organic vapor meter
• Maintain knowledge of air‑quality regulations and apply them on site
• Preserve positive client relationships and report environmental or safety issues to the client and Regional Manager
• Keep company equipment and field vehicles in good condition, performing daily checks, minor repairs, and logging maintenance activities
• Use the fuel card accurately and record odometer readings when refueling
• Report all safety, compliance, or equipment incidents promptly and prepare required incident or near‑hit reports
• Attend mandatory safety meetings and adhere to all Montrose and client safety policies
• Represent the company professionally in appearance, communication, and conduct
• Perform routine vehicle maintenance and document activities in the Vehicle Maintenance Log
• Ensure proper handling of non‑working equipment and initiate repairs as needed

Requirements

Successful candidates will hold a high school diploma or GED, be able to work a 9/80 schedule, and possess the ability to work independently. Required skills include basic math and chemistry knowledge, familiarity with air‑quality regulations, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and a valid driver’s license; physical ability to lift heavy materials and work at heights is also necessary.

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• High school diploma or GED; ability to work a 9/80 schedule
• Ability to work independently with strong time‑management and prioritization skills
• Experience in industrial/mechanical maintenance or laboratory settings (preferred)
• Proficiency in basic math and chemistry principles
• Knowledge of air‑quality regulations and competence with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Physical ability to lift heavy materials, work at heights, and perform moderate effort
• Willingness to travel, including overnight trips and weekends when required
• Ability to comply with company policies, safety standards, and pre‑employment drug and background screenings

Benefits

The role is classified as full‑time with an hourly wage ranging from $20 to $24, reflecting performance, credentials, and location. Employees benefit from a supportive culture, mentorship and professional development, and direct interaction with industry experts tackling complex environmental challenges.

Team members operate in an entrepreneurial setting that values diversity, fairness, inclusion, and women‑empowering leadership groups. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package and programs that support employee well‑being and professional growth.

• Mentorship and professional development resources
• Direct exposure to industry‑leading experts
• Entrepreneurial environment encouraging collaboration
• Competitive hourly compensation ($20‑$24) based on performance and credentials
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage
• 401(k) plan with a 4 % employer match
• Progressive vacation policy, paid parental leave, and company holidays
• Financial assistance through the Montrose Foundation

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance