Cannabis Cultivation Technician

M1 Enterprises LLC•Milford, MA

11d•$19 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

Our Cultivation Technicians are responsible for executing cultivation plans in accordance with the company's operating procedures for indoor cultivation. Technicians handle the daily tasks involved in the cannabis production cycle.

Requirements

Excellent communication skills
Strong work ethic, reliability, and flexibility
Commitment to producing the highest quality work
Ability to work in a demanding, fast-paced environment, including flexible and/or extended hours as needed
High school diploma/GED preferred
Experience in the cannabis or agricultural industry is preferred but not required
Adaptable/Flexible: Effectively manages change and adjusts comfortably to new people and processes; multitasks and handles ambiguity and stress well while remaining positive; bounces back quickly from challenging situations; asks for help when needed and stays focused on being a force for good.

Responsibilities

Cloning, cutting, transplanting; watering; labeling; and inventory data input.
Plant care during vegetative and flowering phases: trimming, manipulating, and staking; big leafing and pruning; watering; plant monitoring; inventory data input.
Harvesting: Cutting plants; weighing and inventory data input into the electronic inventory tracking system.
Operating and maintaining cultivation systems/equipment; stocking and handling production inputs and supplies; sanitizing and cleaning growing rooms, cultivation workspaces, and tools.
Cloning: Cutting, rooting, and transplanting; clone care, watering, and feeding; clone monitoring and climate control; labeling; and inventory data input into the state-mandated electronic tracking system.
Monitoring Growing Conditions: Reviewing changes in humidity, moisture, and temperature; adjusting cultivation procedures to ensure quality control standards.
Crop Inspection: Assessing leaf texture, bloom size, and pest/disease presence; removing substandard or diseased plants to maintain quality standards.
Plant Care: Trimming and staking; big leafing and pruning; watering and feeding; climate control; pest and disease control; inventory data input.
Harvesting: Cutting plants; trimming cut plants; removing flowering tops; weighing and inventory data input into the electronic inventory tracking system.
Curing: Hanging and dry-racking flowers; monitoring the curing process and climate control; labeling; weighing and inventory data input.
Equipment Maintenance: Monitoring, calibrating, running, and maintaining lighting, irrigation, climate control, and other cultivation systems; stocking and handling production inputs and supplies; sanitizing and cleaning growing areas, cultivation workspaces, and tools.
Compliance: Ensuring daily adherence to policies and procedures, including state compliance, security protocols, and access protocols.
Performing other duties as required to assist the company in meeting its goals.