EHS Technician Trainee
About The Position
An EHS Technician Trainee must have a basic understanding of how to perform environmental assessments, clearance testing, and monitoring activities in accordance to all applicable regulations. EHS Technician Trainees are on track to becoming EHS Technicians (I, II, III). EHS Technician Trainees work closely with EHS Technicians, Health & Safety Specialists, Environmental Scientists, and all EHS Project Managers (PM) to learn how to properly conduct various EHS assessments, safely collect samples, and complete all required documentation. EHS Technician Trainees will embody the Company’s core values (integrity, accountability, leadership, innovation, responsiveness).
Requirements
- Must be able to pass a medical evaluation, including a pulmonary function test, and have the ability to wear a negative pressure respirator.
- Must be able to apply math skills and use mathematical equations.
- Be available and responsive to incoming projects and technician request(s).
- When respirator use is required, must be prepared to shave to appropriately retain a respirator seal.
- Must maintain all certifications.
Nice To Haves
- HAZWOPER40 Certification
- CDPH Lead Sampling Technician certification
- In the process of obtaining an occupational health & safety-related certification(s).
Responsibilities
- Shadow EHS field personnel (i.e., EHS Technicians, Health & Safety Specialists, Environmental Scientists) to properly learn how to perform any EHS project.
- Research and interpret applicable regulatory requirements for each project.
- For each project, input field data into web-based program (Enviroshare) in a timely and efficient manner.
- Regularly document all project tasks occurring on the project, including any deficiencies.
- Be able to properly communicate, oversee and direct contractors (i.e., remediation crew members, etc.) for all monitoring and clearance projects.
- Maintain professional correspondence with clients, vendors, and all A-Tech staff.
- Interpret laboratory data and compare with applicable environmental regulatory standards.
- Self-study and shadow experienced staff to learn numerous EHS practices.
- Adhere to published environmental sampling methodologies.
- Perform other related duties, as needed.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
