Field Environmental Technician — Remediation & Sampling

AECOM; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 27,552 - 34,440; Full time

Job summary

AECOM in Fort Collins, CO is seeking an Environmental Technician to support remedial operations, maintenance, and monitoring projects across Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, and nearby locations. The role favors hands-on mechanical experience and familiarity with construction, environmental remediation, and sampling.

Responsibilities include routine fieldwork, system operation and maintenance, data collection, and ensuring safety protocols such as OSHA 40-hour training.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
• US citizenship is required; no sponsorship available.
• Must pass a pre-employment substance abuse test.
• Pre-employment criminal background check and motor vehicle records check.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine fieldwork such as environmental multi‑media sampling, operations, maintenance, and equipment inspections, under close supervision.
• Assist project staff with routine support tasks.
• Conduct operations and maintenance of groundwater remediation systems, including extraction of impacted groundwater and collecting samples.
• Set up and operate equipment, inspect installations for specifications, and maintain project documentation.
• Obtain and maintain OSHA 40‑hour hazardous site worker training.

Skills

Field sampling

Equipment operation

Documentation

Health & safety

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Groundwater sampling

Environmental instrumentation

Job description

AECOM in Fort Collins, CO is seeking an Environmental Technician to support remedial operations, maintenance, and monitoring projects across Colorado, New Mexico, Montana, and nearby locations. The role favors hands-on mechanical experience and familiarity with construction, environmental remediation, and sampling.

Responsibilities include routine fieldwork, system operation and maintenance, data collection, and ensuring safety protocols such as OSHA 40-hour training.