Sr. CMT Field Technician

Posted 12 days ago

smart infrastructureWest Palm Beach (FL)

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Summary: RADISE International, LC (RADISE) is looking for an experienced Lab Technician for Soil and Construction Material Testing Lab. RADISE provides benefits and overtime pay. Responsibilities include obtaining samples, completing testing, recording results, entering them into the computer, submitting reports, and talking with other internal and external stakeholders to coordinate the work. Responsibilities include but are not limited to obtaining samples/specimens of concrete, soils, aggregates, asphalt from work sites, performing laboratory tests on the samples collected, following work and testing procedures, communicating/reporting lab test results to all, entering test results data into the computer, maintaining lab testing equipment: cleaning, repairs, calibration, set up. Familiar with ASTM, FDOT, and AASHTO testing standards. Familiar and participate in lab accreditation & audits. Adhere to strict safety standards.
Skills/Requirements: High school diploma / GED, 5+ years material testing (field or lab), valid driver's license with a safe driving record, good written and verbal communications skills, ability to lift samples, at times up to 75+ pounds, pass drug and background screening tests.
Qualifications: ACI Aggregate Testing Technician Level 1 OR ACI Aggregate Base Testing Technician AND Concrete Laboratory Testing Technician Level 1. Minimum certification required: ACI Field Concrete Level 1, ACI Concrete Lab Level 1.

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