Field Tech II

Hulcher Resources Inc•Saginaw, TX

13d•$20 - $22

About The Position

Hulcher Resources is hiring a Field Technician II for full-time, year-round work supporting customers in agriculture, railroad, grain processing, and industrial industries throughout the United States. The role involves traveling approximately two weeks at a time, followed by two to three days at home between rotations. The company provides training for candidates with strong work ethics and hands-on backgrounds, even if they lack direct industry experience. This active, hands-on position involves cleaning grain silos, storage bins, and industrial vessels; transferring and removing materials with specialized equipment; and assisting with industrial cleanup and occasional emergency response projects. Technicians work outdoors and in industrial facilities, elevated work areas, and confined spaces, both independently and as part of a crew. The position requires following OSHA standards and company procedures, wearing and maintaining PPE, inspecting equipment, and reporting job progress to supervisors. Pay is $20–$22 per hour, with frequent overtime opportunities. Hulcher Resources provides a company vehicle while traveling, paid travel and hotels, weekly pay, paid training, paid time off, a comprehensive benefits package, a 401(k) with company match, and opportunities to advance to Technician III and management positions.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to travel extensively.
Comfort working outdoors in all weather conditions.
Comfort working in confined spaces and at heights.
Ability to lift, climb, kneel, crawl, and perform physically demanding work.

Nice To Haves

CDL Class B is a plus but is not required.
Hands-on background in construction, farming or agriculture, landscaping, heavy equipment, manufacturing, railroad, oil and gas, welding, mechanical repair, industrial maintenance, or general labor.

Responsibilities

Clean grain silos, storage bins, and industrial vessels using specialized equipment.
Transfer materials using industrial vacuum systems.
Remove compacted materials through scraping, shoveling, and vacuum operations.
Operate hand tools, power tools, pressure washers, and industrial equipment.
Work safely in confined spaces and elevated work areas.
Follow OSHA safety standards and company procedures.
Wear and properly maintain required personal protective equipment.
Inspect equipment and report job progress to supervisors.
Work independently and alongside experienced crews.
Occasionally assist with emergency response and industrial cleanup projects.