Environmental Monitoring Technician: Field & Lab

Catawba-Indian-Nation; Rock Hill (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

The Environmental Monitoring and Surveillance Technician role at Catawba Indian Nation in Rock Hill, SC entails collecting samples across air, water, soil, and indoor environments; operating monitoring equipment; and managing data for regulatory compliance. You will assist with laboratory duties and report preparation while supporting safety and inventory controls.

Responsibilities include calibrations, SOP development, fieldwork, and collaboration with tribal staff to protect lands and

Qualifications

• HS Diploma/ associate’s degree in science or related field preferred.
• Possess a valid SC driver’s license and be insurable under the Tribe’s insurance policy.
• Ability and willingness to obtain additional environmental or laboratory certifications as required.
• Knowledge of environmental issues and grant reporting requirements.

Responsibilities

• Collect samples of soil, air, and water for assessments.
• Perform laboratory testing of drinking water and surface samples per SOPs.
• Prepare technical reports and data interpretations for inspections.
• Calibrate and maintain field and lab equipment; manage inventory.
• Develop and revise SOPs for monitoring programs; ensure safety compliance.

Skills

Environmental monitoring

Laboratory testing

Data management

Regulatory compliance

Field work

Verbal communication

Written communication

Self-motivation

Education

HS Diploma/ associate’s degree in science

Job description

The Environmental Monitoring and Surveillance Technician role at Catawba Indian Nation in Rock Hill, SC entails collecting samples across air, water, soil, and indoor environments; operating monitoring equipment; and managing data for regulatory compliance. You will assist with laboratory duties and report preparation while supporting safety and inventory controls.

Responsibilities include calibrations, SOP development, fieldwork, and collaboration with tribal staff to protect lands and