The Traveling Environmental Field Laborer works outdoors year-round as part of a two- or three-person crew, supporting environmental projects that typically involve travel within the Gulf Coast and Midwest regions. The Houston location travels approximately 90% of the time. Projects generally follow a 10-days-on / 4-days-off schedule, depending on project requirements, and workdays may be 10–12 hours. Occasional weekend travel may be required. Traveling employees receive a private hotel room at no cost and per diem. The position involves learning to drive, operate, and maintain drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and other equipment; performing physical labor such as shoveling drilling debris and transporting materials; and maintaining equipment and making minor repairs. Employees follow safety procedures, comply with DOT regulations, maintain required certifications and training, and complete other assigned duties and projects. The role requires the ability to safely lift up to 50 pounds. Respiratory protection may be required based on site-specific safety plans or monitoring results, and facial hair may need to be maintained to ensure respirator fit. Cascade offers a starting wage of $21–$23 per hour with no experience required, or $23 per hour for candidates with a CDL A. The employer describes competitive benefits, paid vacation, holidays and sick leave, overtime potential, project-based bonuses, performance-based merit increases, a referral bonus, CDL training reimbursement, and wage increases after obtaining a CDL A. Professional development includes safety training and opportunities for advancement and growth. Employment is conditional on passing a criminal background check and drug test and maintaining a clean driving record in accordance with DOT requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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