Entry Level Geohazard Mitigation Technician

About the role

Learn a New Trade in Geotechnical Construction Are you ready for a new path? A chance to put your time and energy into a company that can develop you beyond a job, and into a skilled technician? Designed training and development plans to grow your money‑making ability. A path to learning skills, machines and techniques useful across a lot of the construction industry. The sheer volume of projects to keep you on that path year‑round. An OWNERSHIP plan – you are an owner here. A safety record is in the top 10% of the industry. This isn’t just a job – it’s a path to more for people who believe their work ethic and focus on quality should carry them farther. We’re looking for people who have done a lot of physical labor, who can learn and apply instructions, who have backgrounds in farming, ranching, the military or manufacturing. New employees must have a driver license and be insurable. All of our work is geotechnical, including geohazard projects like landslide repair, mudslide repair and erosion control, where experienced tradespeople play a critical role in our success.

Responsibilities

• Working with a Superintendent and teammates, apply your skills effectively to get work done efficiently, safely and correctly.
• Work in your specialty area but be willing and able to contribute any work that helps drive project success.
• Travel across the US to do work. We travel on 3‑week on, 1‑week off or 5‑day on, 2‑day off schedules depending on the location of the crew member and the work.
• Learn and apply new skills so you can do more: machines, soils technology, specialty techniques, leadership and problem‑solving principles.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of experience working in physical jobs, with long hours.
• Experience or ability to learn heavy equipment operators (skid steer, excavator, concrete/grout pump, etc.).
• Equipment cleanup and maintenance.
• At least one year of working outside in all conditions.
• Ability to understand and meet daily productivity targets.
• A history of problem solving; the ability to grasp a problem, see a solution, and do whatever it takes to get the problem solved.
• Ability to be on time, every time.

Work Environment

Climates vary in degrees, from tropical to desert environments. The noise level in the work environment is moderate and hearing protection is often required. Exposure to characteristic construction site dangers. Regular heavy lifting (75 lbs+) of construction materials on the job site. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Travel

Up to 100% travel across the U.S.

Pay

The wage for this role starts at $20/hr. Hourly rate based on your experience. In general, our pay scale increases for: more years of experience and technical expertise with the tools and technologies in drilling; ability to drive (CMV or CDL); experience or certifications for heavy equipment operations (skid steer, forklift, Bobcat, Scissor lift, or CDL vehicles). All positions earn overtime. 100% paid travel. US pay range for this role: $20—$24 USD.

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision (HSA and FSA available)
• Accident and life insurance
• Life and disability insurance
• 401K
• 17 paid holidays and personal days
• Parental leave
• Legal Shield Services