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Environmental Services Technician

Environmental Services Technician

This position interacts with customers and co-workers to ensure high levels of quality, safety and customer satisfaction while completing projects in homes, schools, businesses and other customer locations. This position performs a wide variety of functions in support of the company’s general operations.

This is a full-time position plus overtime as needed. Typical hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with other hours as necessary per customer needs. Occasionally projects may require travel and overnight stays (this is unusual but does happen).

Environmental Services Technician

job responsbilities

Completes customer projects in the field relating to indoor environmental health and indoor air quality, including but not limited to mold remediation, radon mitigation, water intrusion prevention, vapor intrusion mitigation, air filtration and air systems cleaning.

  • Follows and helps to ensure that standard operating procedures (SOP’s) are followed consistently in all jobs.
  • Must be comfortable working in crawlspaces, attics, and on ladders in addition to all types of indoor and outdoor environments.
  • Provides planning support and site visits for upcoming projects as necessary.
  • Completes specific projects and installations to make homes and other building types safer and healthier for occupants.

Secondary responsibilities include:

  • Supports the company’s Inventory Program.
  • Helps with receiving inventory, maintaining a clean and organized warehouse, clean and organized vehicles, etc.
  • Works with all company associates as necessary to organize and complete customer projects.
  • Responsible for timely arrival, customer communications and quality of individual projects.
  • Help the company to grow and add repeat customers.
Environmental Services Technician

physical requirements

Candidates must be comfortable meeting these physical demands, which range from routine standing and lifting to specialized mobility tasks throughout the shift.

  • Lifting/Carrying: You will regularly handle items up to 20 lbs. (frequently), handle mid-weight materials between 20 and 50 lbs. as needed (occasionally), and rarely lift heavy loads up to 100 lbs.
  • Bending: Your daily routine will involve bending at the waist on a frequent basis to complete work.
  • Squatting: You will regularly crouch or squat down to reach lower areas throughout the day.
  • Crawling: You will need to move around on your hands and knees on a regular basis, depending on the task at hand.
  • Climbing: You will occasionally step up to climb stairs, step stools, or ladders during your shift.
  • Reaching: You will routinely extend your arms outward or overhead to reach items throughout the workday.
  • Standing/Walking: You will be on your feet moving around for most of the shift, typically between 6 to 8 hours each day.

Also, use of hand tools, drills, saws, ladders, duct cleaning equipment, air scrubbers, and other miscellaneous equipment daily.

Use of N95, P95, half-face, or full-face respirator as necessary.

Did You Know?

Indoor Air Quality in Ohio

Key safety Facts

Environmental Doctor highlights critical air quality facts impacting Ohio residents.

2-5x

Indoor air is often
2-5x More polluted
Than outdoor air

90%

Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors breathing unfiltered air

1/2

Roughly half of all homes have indoor air issues that directly impact health

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