Cultivation Technician - Warren, MI

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midwest managementWarren (MI)

Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse Other Vegetable (except Potato) and Melon Farming

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Position Summary: The Cultivation Technician supports daily cultivation and harvest operations in a regulated facility. Cultivation Technicians have strong attention to detail, a reliable work ethic, and can follow SOPs exactly. Tech-savvy is a plus (data entry, tablets, tracking systems). This role requires prolonged periods of standing and may sometimes require longer hours, essential on trim/harvesting days.

Essential Functions: Daily plant care: watering/feeding, transplanting, pruning/defoliation, trellising Maintain clean, organized work areas; follow sanitation and PPE requirements Support harvest/trim: harvesting, bucking, sorting, hanging/drying support, trimming assistance Perform room checks and report issues (pests, mold, nutrient stress, equipment problems)Complete required logs and documentation accurately (paper and/or digital)Follow all SOPs and compliance procedures (batch integrity, chain of custody, waste handling)Perform other duties as assigned by Cultivation manager.

Requirements: High attention to detail and consistent quality of work Dependable attendance and punctuality Ability to follow written and verbal procedures in a regulated environment Comfortable with repetitive, hands-on work and working at a steady pace Physical ability to stand for long periods; lift up to 50 lbs; frequent bending/reaching Must meet any applicable state/regulatory employment requirements Cultivation, greenhouse, agriculture, horticulture, or production/manufacturing experience is preferred but not required. Experience with METRC is a huge bonus!

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