Lead Environmental Research Technician – Field & Lab
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A municipal water management organization in Chicago seeks a Senior Environmental Research Technician to perform technical duties related to environmental fieldwork and laboratory analyses. Candidates should have a high school diploma paired with college-level coursework in related sciences and several years of experience in scientific research environments. This role involves supervising technicians and conducting analyses of water and biological specimens.
Qualifications
Two years of full-time study at an accredited college or university in environmental or natural science.
Three years of experience in a scientific position with field monitoring and research.
Ability to collect various water and biological samples.
Responsibilities
Supervises environmental technicians and plans work schedules.
Leads and monitors research projects.
Performs various water and wastewater analyses.
Collects samples using approved protocols.
Trains new Environmental Research Technicians.
Skills
Knowledge of metric weights and measures
Safe field and laboratory techniques
Manipulation of field and laboratory equipment
Effective communication
Basic arithmetic calculations
Maintaining accurate logs and records
Microscopic analyses
Education
Graduation from a standard senior high school
Two years of study in a relevant science
Job description
A municipal water management organization in Chicago seeks a Senior Environmental Research Technician to perform technical duties related to environmental fieldwork and laboratory analyses. Candidates should have a high school diploma paired with college-level coursework in related sciences and several years of experience in scientific research environments. This role involves supervising technicians and conducting analyses of water and biological specimens.