LDAR Technician: Entry-Level Emissions Monitoring

TEAM, Inc.; Edwardsville (IL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits

401k match

Paid vacation and holidays

Overtime with travel and per-diem

Job summary

TEAM, Inc. is seeking an entry-level candidate to assist in LDAR services, trained to conduct air monitoring and emissions measurement, perform equipment calibration and maintenance, and collect field data for compliance programs.

The role emphasizes safety, willingness to learn, and a path for advancement within the service line. Qualifications include a High school diploma (or equivalent) and readiness to participate in required training.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
• Technical school, Industry or relevant training preferred but not essential
• Industry experience preferred but not essential.
• Driving License, TWIC Card, preferred.

Responsibilities

• Compliance with all safety procedures and job documentation.
• Performs EPA Method 21 hydrocarbon leak detection using a portable gas analyzer and electronic data collector.
• Performs analyzer certification and calibration, and routine preventative maintenance to assure optimum operation of testing equipment.
• Identifies leaks as prescribed by the applicable governing regulations and completes and attaches a leaking component tag to properly identify the leak source.
• Maintains the identification system of LDAR components and identifies and records changes in the LDAR component inventory.

Skills

Air monitoring

Emissions measurement

Safety-focused

Data collection

Calibration

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Gas analyzer

Electronic data collector

Calibration equipment

Job description

TEAM, Inc. is seeking an entry-level candidate to assist in LDAR services, trained to conduct air monitoring and emissions measurement, perform equipment calibration and maintenance, and collect field data for compliance programs.

The role emphasizes safety, willingness to learn, and a path for advancement within the service line. Qualifications include a High school diploma (or equivalent) and readiness to participate in required training.