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KC Harvey Environmental is seeking eight seasonal Reclamation Monitoring Field Technicians based in Rawlins, Wyoming. The roles run May through August, with full-time field work, data collection, vegetation monitoring, and stormwater inspections at 20–30 sites daily.
Positions require 2 years of undergrad coursework in natural resources or related fields, field plant ID experience, and strong safety awareness. Lodging is provided for out-of-town team members; benefits eligible for project staff.
KC Harvey Environmental is a growing environmental consulting and field services firm headquartered in Bozeman, Montana, with regional operations in Rawlins, and Sheridan, Wyoming; Tioga, North Dakota; and remote operations throughout the Rocky Mountains and Northern Great Plains.
We are seeking motivated current students and recent graduates to fill eight seasonal Reclamation Monitoring Field Technician positions for the summer of 2026. These positions are based out of Rawlins, Wyoming and run full‑time from May through August, with the potential for extension depending on project needs. Technicians will gain hands‑on experience in vegetation identification, ecological monitoring methods, and data collection, while also developing a practical understanding of reclamation practices and the challenges of restoring high desert and sagebrush steppe ecosystems.
Monitoring Field Technicians are responsible for collecting data to evaluate the progress of reclamation and document site conditions on lands disturbed by oil and gas development in high desert and sagebrush steppe ecosystems in south‑central Wyoming. The position is fast‑paced and physically demanding, with crews completing reclamation monitoring and stormwater inspections at 20‑30 locations daily. The typical workweek runs Monday through Friday, 8‑12 hours per day including drive time from the office to remote field sites. Reclamation monitoring tasks include documenting plant species within reclaimed areas and adjacent undisturbed reference sites, estimating vegetation cover through visual assessments and point‑intercept transects, photographing and mapping bare ground and erosion features, and identifying infestations of invasive or noxious weeds. Stormwater inspections involve assessing erosion risks, evaluating the effectiveness of stormwater management structures and best management practices, and documenting maintenance needs. The work requires extensive travel on unpaved and rough roads by four‑wheel‑drive vehicle, as well as on foot over uneven and sometimes rugged terrain. Technicians should expect to walk up to five miles per day in hot, cold, windy, and occasionally wet conditions. Successful applicants will have experience and be willing to develop further skills in vegetation identification, ecological monitoring protocols, GPS navigation, and mobile data collection. Strong attention to detail, the ability to follow standardized procedures, and a commitment to safety in remote environments are essential. Training will be provided in monitoring methods, stormwater inspection requirements, and data management.
Applicants must have:
This is a seasonal hourly position. Compensation is dependent on experience and skills. Fully furnished lodging with basic household items will be provided for team members traveling from out of town. This position provides a unique opportunity to work in the high desert of south‑central Wyoming and other locations throughout Wyoming. Full‑time project‑based employees of Aventia who are regularly scheduled to work at least 30 hours per week, are eligible to participate in medical, dental, vision, life and disability plans, and additional benefits. Most elections are effective on the first of the month following 60 days of employment. Employer‑paid Life, Short‑Term, and Long‑Term Disability benefits are all effective upon your date of hire.