Environmental Field Technician

Arcadis•Las Vegas, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Arcadis is seeking a self-motivated Environmental Field Technician in the Las Vegas, NV area to support its environmental project portfolio. This role involves 100% field work, including local projects and overnight regional travel. The position requires a dedicated employee who is eager for on-the-job training, enjoys teamwork, and can work independently once trained. This role offers the chance to learn about diverse environmental projects and collaborate with a great team within the Global Resilience Business Area, focusing on protecting natural environments and water resources for future generations.

Requirements

STEM or Technical Certification; or High School Diploma and 2 years of similar work experience.
Valid driver’s license and U.S. Citizenship.
Ability to obtain a Department of Defense security badge (i.e., must pass a background check).
Ability to document site activities, prepare field notes, and provide clear verbal and written communication to the project team.
Ability to work independently and problem solve, with guidance from subject matter experts and senior technicians.
Ability to work over 95% in the field at times requiring out of town travel.
Mechanical aptitude.
Ability to lift objects weighing 25 lbs.

Nice To Haves

40 Hour HAZWOPER certification
24-hour MSHA training

Responsibilities

Groundwater and soil remediation system maintenance and monitoring.
Completion of repairs to remediation systems.
Sampling associated with remediation systems (influent/effluent) and other types of compliance discharge sampling at injection and extraction wells and groundwater treatment plant.
Collection of environmental samples, including air, soil, sediment, surface water, and groundwater during remediation events and during system operation.
Completion of small construction-type jobs, such as concrete work, fence removal, and HDPE/PVC piping construction.
Working with hand/power tools to change out pumps, fittings, flanges, filters, and gauges.
Subcontractor oversight for field projects, drilling and well development, and remediation system installations.
Site visits, routine inspections, and documentation.