Environmental Technician (PRP)

Responsibilities

• Collect groundwater, soil, and soil vapor samples from monitoring wells and project sites
• Measure water levels and record field data used to track contamination
• Operate and monitor remediation systems that clean up petroleum-impacted soil and groundwater
• Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on pumps, blowers, piping, and related equipment
• Document site conditions, system performance, and daily activities
• Support project teams with site work, inspections, and coordination with contractors
• Gain hands-on experience operating systems like Air Sparging (AS), Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE), Dual-Phase Extraction (DPE), and Pump-and-Treat (P&T)
• Collect system readings (pressure, flow, etc.), identify issues, and help keep systems running efficiently
• Perform basic electrical troubleshooting related to remediation systems
• Use a multimeter or clamp meter (RMS) to check voltage and verify equipment is powered
• Take amp readings and confirm systems are operating within expected ranges
• Identify and understand basic electrical components such as disconnects, breaker panels, and recognize whether power is present or disconnected
• Diagnose common issues such as loss of power, tripped breakers, or equipment not starting
• Avoid being an electrician role but be comfortable working around electrical systems and performing basic troubleshooting safely

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED (Associate’s degree preferred)
• 1-3+ years of environmental field or construction-related experience
• Experience collecting environmental samples (groundwater, soil, or similar)
• Strong mechanical aptitude and comfort working with tools and equipment
• Ability to work outdoors in Florida conditions (heat, humidity, uneven terrain)
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
• Preferred: Experience supporting FDEP PRP projects, hands-on experience with remediation system operation and maintenance, OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER (or willingness to obtain), experience using field instruments (meters, probes, gauges), basic understanding of electrical systems and troubleshooting