Field Service Technician - Drain Tile
$24 - $26 an hour
ApplyField Service Technician - Drain Tile
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$24 - $26 an hour
About the role
- Assist with drain tile survey and support, including fieldwork with irregular hours and weekends
- Perform site preparation, cleanup, and equipment maintenance
- Transport and handle tools, materials, and equipment
- Provide lab assistance as required to support testing and analysis
- Travel for drain tile work, with flexibility for irregular hours
- Support engineers and technicians on-site
- Maintain compliance with OSHA and safety standards
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Ability to work outdoors, travel, and perform physically demanding tasks
- Strong communication skills and team collaboration
- Ability to lift 50 lbs safelyOSHA certification (if not - we can provide)
- Optional Qualifications
- Heavy Machinery/ Earth work Experience
- Non CDL Large Truck Experience
- Technical Reporting
- Work Schedule
- Regular hours while in the office
- Flexible schedule for field travel, including weekends and irregular hours
- Occasional out-of-state travel for specific projects
- Why ANS?Work on high-impact projects that shape communities and the environment
- Be part of a team that values collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth
- Gain hands-on field experience while developing technical and project management skills
- Enjoy a supportive workplace culture that encourages innovation and creative problem-solving
- Take advantage of career development opportunities, including continuing education and industry involvement$24 - $26 an hour
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