Wastewater Operator - N2 Licensed

Handex Consulting & Remediation•Jackson Township, NJ

1d•$30 - $35

About The Position

Handex is on the move in 2026! Are you seeking a day shift position? Due to increased business, Handex is currently seeking a N2 Licensed Wastewater Treatment Operator to join our project team in 2026. This position will be servicing our client's superfund site located in Jackson,NJ. Handex Consulting & Remediation, LLC is a full-service environmental company focused on providing professional environmental consulting, remediation, construction and sludge dewatering services in the United States. Founded in 1968, we have over 56+ years of experience and have no intentions of slowing down!

Requirements

5+ years experience in water treatment, wastewater field operations or environment labs.
High School diploma and an N2 Wastewater Operator License required. College degree and OSHA 40-Hour a plus.
Excellent knowledge of water sampling, lab procedures, and regulatory standards.
Highly familiar with Chain of Custody protocols and documentation.
Mechanically inclined with troubleshooting and maintenance skills.
Detail-oriented, strong recordkeeping and data entry abilities and proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word) and digital reporting tools.
Team player, customer focused with excellent communication and interpersonal skills a must representing Handex.
Maintain licensing credentials.
Willing to work in confined spaces and travel to NJ client sites as needed.
Must complete and pass pre-employment physical including criminal/drug/alcohol/MVR.
Available to start early spring of 2026.

Nice To Haves

College degree and OSHA 40-Hour a plus.

Responsibilities

Collect routine and non-routine water and wastewater samples in both field and laboratory settings.
Complete and maintain accurate Chain of Custody (COC) documentation for all samples.
Operate, calibrate, and maintain field and lab instruments to ensure accurate data collection.
Oversee daily wastewater treatment operations, including monitoring system performance and making process adjustments as needed.
Troubleshoot operational issues involving pumps, meters, and sampling systems.
Conduct regular inspections of treatment systems, distribution lines, and associated facilities.
Safely handle, store, and transport samples in compliance with regulatory and company procedures.
Perform minor mechanical repairs and routine preventive maintenance on treatment equipment.
Support compliance efforts with state and federal environmental regulations (e.g., NJDEP, EPA).
Maintain detailed operational logs, maintenance records, and regulatory reports.
Collaborate with field staff, lab personnel, and project managers to resolve technical and operational challenges.
Follow all applicable safety procedures, including proper use of PPE and hazard reporting protocols.
Keep abreast of latest industry trends and technology.