Emissions Monitoring (LDAR) Technician I

Posted 17 days ago

protectMarcus Hook (PA)

Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health Remediation Services

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About the role

Emissions Monitoring (LDAR) Technician IBe the Eyes on Emissions in the FieldPROtect, LLC is hiring Emissions Monitoring Technicians (LDAR) to support environmental compliance at industrial facilities. In this role, you'll help facilities stay safe, compliant, and operational by identifying leaks, collecting accurate data, and working directly with plant teams. This is a hands-on, field-based role with long-term career growth in environmental services. Pay & Perks Competitive pay (based on experience)Overtime opportunities Stable schedule with consistent work Career growth into Lead and specialized roles Exposure to advanced technologies (OGI, IR, compliance programs)Career Growth Path into Lead Technician or Field Supervisor roles Opportunities to expand into BWON, AVO, and advanced compliance programs Training on OGI/IR camera technologies Long-term growth in environmental and industrial services

What You'll Be Doing: Field Monitoring & Compliance Monitor valves, pumps, and components using EPA Method 21 Complete assigned routes accurately and on schedule Identify, tag, and track leaks for repair and re-monitoring Maintain accurate documentation for compliance reporting Equipment & Technical Work Calibrate and troubleshoot handheld analyzers Ensure monitoring equipment is functioning properly Support re-monitoring of repaired components Site Communication Work with plant operations and maintenance teams Communicate findings clearly and professionally Identify opportunities to improve compliance and efficiency Safety & Teamwork Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements Report incidents and maintain a safety-first mindset Support team members and assist as needed This Job Is a Good Fit If You Enjoy hands-on, outdoor work Are mechanically inclined and detail-oriented Can work safely in industrial environments Communicate well with teams and supervisors Want a long-term career in environmental or industrial work What You Need 6+ months of LDAR or related industrial/environmental experience Basic computer skills (Excel, handheld devices, data entry)Strong attention to detail Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Preferred: 2+ years of LDAR experience Experience with TVA 2020 (MIC-6 and manual calibration)Familiarity with BWON, AVO, or Subpart QQQ programs Experience with OGI/IR camera technology Refinery or chemical plant experience Ability to read P&IDsWhat to Expect Work in refineries, chemical plants, and industrial sites Outdoor work in all weather conditions Climbing and working at heights (up to 300 ft)Physical activity (walking, lifting, stairs, equipment handling)PPE required (including respirators)Schedule Typically 4x 10 schedule May vary based on site needs Overtime and extended hours as required

Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision 401(k) with 4% match (fully vested Day 1)HSA/FSA with company matchPTOTuition reimbursement Mental health and financial wellness resources Referral and business development bonuses Monthly and annual safety competitions Why PROtect Work on critical environmental compliance programs Build a long-term career with clear advancement paths Gain hands-on experience with industry-leading technology Join a growing company with real opportunities for growth Ready to Get in the Field If you're dependable, mechanically inclined, and ready to build a career in environmental compliance, apply today and grow with PROtect.

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