Part‑time Environmental Technician for scientific diving projects, conducting field sampling, monitoring, and reporting.
Responsibilities
Supports management of environmental projects through field and office-based activities
Prepares field reports and supports documentation accuracy and completeness
Assists with project coordination, scheduling, and communication
Monitors project progress for performance and budget considerations
Prepares invoices, proposals, and project-related documentation
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required
Bachelor's and/or Master's of Science in Marine Science, Environmental Engineering, Ecology, Environmental Science or other degree relevant to the practice of Environmental Consulting is preferred
Operate equipment and monitor plant operations to ensure safe, efficient production while performing routine inspections and maintaining clean work areas.
Locations (2)
Blair, Wisconsin, United States
Preston, Wisconsin, United States
Compensation
$22/hour starting pay with advancement opportunities $3/hour night shift differential (when applicable) $2,500 Sign-On Bonus Monthly bonus program
Responsibilities
Operate equipment such as skid steers, dingos, telehandlers, loaders, and man lifts
Monitor plant operations to ensure safe, efficient production
Perform routine plant inspections and report issues
Clean up material spillage (sand, rock, mud) and maintain clean work areas
Wash down floors and properly dispose of waste materials
Requirements
Nice to have: Experience operating equipment
Nice to have: Experience in mining, construction, or industrial environments
In this hands‑on role, you'll keep vehicles running safely and reliably by diagnosing faults, completing mechanical repairs and replacing parts when needed.
Compensation
£20.35-£21.61 per hour (depending on shift)
Responsibilities
diagnose faults
complete mechanical repairs
replace parts
carry out scheduled servicing
routine inspections
Requirements
Level 3 NVQ/SVQ or City & Guilds equivalent in vehicle maintenance & repair
In this hands‑on role, you'll keep vehicles running safely and reliably by diagnosing electrical faults, completing repairs and replacing parts when needed.
Compensation
£24.07 per hour
£ 46,310 per annum
£2,000 joining bonus!
Responsibilities
Diagnose electrical faults in vehicles
Complete repairs and replace parts
Carry out scheduled electrical testing
Perform installations, routine inspections and preventative maintenance
Ensure documentation is completed accurately and in line with regulations and health and safety standards
Requirements
SVQ/NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in vehicle maintenance & repair with a focus on electrics
In this hands‑on role, you'll keep vehicles running safely and reliably by diagnosing faults, completing mechanical repairs and replacing parts when needed.
Compensation
£21.12 per hour
Weekend premium rate of £22.19 per hour
Minimum 39 hours per week
Approx. £42,831 per annum
Responsibilities
Diagnose faults
Complete mechanical repairs
Replace parts
Carry out scheduled servicing
Perform routine inspections
Requirements
Level 3 NVQ/SVQ or City & Guilds equivalent in vehicle maintenance & repair
Nice to have: Ex‑Forces personnel
Nice to have: Engineering apprenticeship qualification
Nice to have: Experienced engineers from other automotive sectors
In this hands‑on role, you'll keep vehicles running safely and reliably by diagnosing electrical faults, completing repairs and replacing parts when needed.
Compensation
£24.07 per hour
£ 46,310 per annum
£2,000 joining bonus!
Responsibilities
Diagnosing electrical faults
Completing repairs
Replacing parts
Scheduled electrical testing
Installations
Requirements
Level 3 NVQ/SVQ or City & Guilds equivalent in vehicle maintenance & repair with a focus on electrics