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Also called air analysis engineering technician, air analysis technician, air moving technician and air technician.
$59,920
Median pay a year
12,190
People do this work
6
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Environmental Engineering Technologist and Technician
Summary
Environmental engineering technologist applying principles of environmental engineering to modify and operate equipment for pollution prevention and remediation, collecting samples and producing assessment reports in compliance with regulations
Experience
Environmental Engineering Technologist and Technician
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Performed environmental quality work in field or office settings
Collected and analyzed pollution samples, such as air or ground water
Produced environmental assessment reports, tabulating data and preparing charts, graphs, or sketches
Maintained project logbook records or computer program files
Reviewed technical documents to ensure completeness and conformance to requirements
Inspected facilities to monitor compliance with regulations governing substances, such as asbestos, lead, or wastewater
Prepared and packaged environmental samples for shipping or testing
Skills
Core Skills
Investigating environmental impact, Monitoring compliance processes, Testing systems or equipment, Disposing of hazardous materials, Creating engineering models, Evaluating environmental impact, Researching biological engineering aspects, Investigating product failures, Monitoring environmental conditions
Checking & Planning
Inspecting facilities or sites
Education
Bachelor's Degree Your college, Year
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Maintained project logbook recordsRecorded laboratory and field dataPerformed environmental quality workProduced environmental assessment reportsCollected and analyzed pollution samplesPrepared and packaged environmental samples
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Maintained detailed project logbook records to ensure accurate tracking of environmental quality work
Performed environmental quality assessments in both field and office settings, contributing to project compliance
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Maintained detailed project logbook records daily for each project to ensure accurate tracking of environmental quality work
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Daily for each projectWeekly for ongoing assessmentsEvery shift during fieldwork
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Performed environmental quality assessments in both field and office settings, contributing to project compliance
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Helped meet regulatory standardsImproved project efficiencyEnhanced data accuracy for reports
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Investigating environmental impact
Monitoring compliance processes
Testing systems or equipment
Disposing of hazardous materials
Creating engineering models
Evaluating environmental impact
Researching biological engineering aspects
Investigating product failures
Monitoring environmental conditions
Inspecting facilities or sites
Assessing product usefulness
Evaluating designs and specifications
The work itself
What an Environmental Engineering Technologist and Technician does
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Apply theory and principles of environmental engineering to modify, test, and operate equipment and devices used in the prevention, control, and remediation of environmental problems, including waste treatment and site remediation, under the direction of engineering staff or scientists. May assist in the development of environmental remediation devices.
What it pays
How much does an Environmental Engineering Technologist and Technician make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$48,200
Median
$59,920
75th percentile
$75,960
About 12,190 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$72,800
$77,860
$83,980
AL
$50,360
$60,170
$76,760
AR
$40,290
$45,290
$52,210
AZ
$51,400
$65,420
$82,290
CA
$49,400
$60,010
$81,230
CO
$48,500
$60,740
$74,920
FL
$42,110
$51,970
$60,730
GA
$47,890
$60,500
$88,610
HI
$51,810
$51,810
$69,760
IA
$56,360
$58,690
$69,150
ID
$49,620
$62,240
$100,310
IL
$45,250
$51,540
$65,900
IN
$47,080
$53,110
$65,610
KS
$53,520
$59,420
$90,230
KY
$46,660
$61,470
$72,230
LA
$39,150
$60,840
$78,970
MA
$53,810
$66,860
$81,940
MD
$59,500
$67,510
$98,810
ME
$61,250
$64,660
$65,150
MI
$47,580
$50,800
$69,990
MN
$50,510
$60,110
$76,230
MS
$36,680
$36,680
$51,790
MT
$51,680
$58,870
$71,830
NC
$47,210
$53,660
$65,850
NE
$38,670
$54,690
$76,150
NH
$39,880
$39,880
$49,940
NJ
$56,880
$60,740
$79,350
NM
$50,470
$61,170
$80,170
NV
$62,760
$75,330
$100,730
NY
$52,190
$62,540
$74,220
OH
$45,600
$51,830
$64,790
OK
$54,540
$61,900
$68,740
OR
$76,500
$80,770
$99,620
PA
$51,250
$59,920
$77,800
PR
$39,350
$44,120
$72,210
SC
$56,190
$63,200
$82,280
SD
$46,280
$53,960
$62,760
TN
$62,420
$80,100
$95,800
TX
$38,000
$57,150
$63,750
UT
$49,760
$60,410
$74,360
VA
$47,170
$52,330
$62,550
WA
$66,670
$100,050
$109,220
WI
$45,390
$49,190
$62,290
WV
$47,400
$47,650
$62,790
Other names
Other names for this job
air analysis engineering technician, air analysis technician, air moving technician, air technician, aquatic technician, emissions technician, engineer technician, engineering technician, environmental engineering technician, environmental field technician, environmental remediation engineering technician, environmental technician.
More names for this work
field technician, hazardous technician, intake technician, pollution control engineering technician, pollution control technician, programs technician, quality technician, soil field technician, soil technician, water pollution control technician, air analyst, air pollution specialist, air quality instrument specialist, aquatic tech, emissions tech, environmental engineering aide, environmental engineering assistant, environmental engineering technologist, environmental field laborer, environmental field professional, environmental field team member, haz tech, intake tech.
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Military jobs this work counts as
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OAR15 Marine Environmental Response
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