AECOM · Denver, CO

Environmental Technician IV at AECOM — Denver, CO

Full-timeDenver, COPosted 2026-08-21Apply on SmartRecruiters

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AECOM is seeking an experienced Environmental Technician to support environmental remediation projects for a variety of clients. The Environment Technician will provide daily on-site support for construction, excavation, decommissioning, health and safety, and subcontractor operations across active project sites (within an hour to two hours to Ft. Collins, Denver, and/or Greeley area).

The ideal candidate has a strong background in supervising and managing heavy equipment operations, and directing field crews on complex environmental cleanup projects. Experience with oil and gas is strongly preferred; however, any experience within Environmental Remediation fieldwork will be prioritized.

Responsibilities will include but not limited to:

Site Management & Field Supervision

  • Lead daily field operations for remediation, demolition, excavation, cap placement, trenching, and site restoration activities.
  • Supervise union and non-union equipment operators, laborers, teamsters, drillers, and subcontractors on active project sites.
  • Coordinate work sequencing, equipment use, contractor activities, and daily production goals to maintain schedule and quality.
  • Drive strict adherence to work plans, construction specifications, and environmental controls.

Environmental & Technical Field Oversight

  • Oversee system operations, including monitoring, troubleshooting, maintenance, and performance optimization.
  • Manage vapor intrusion mitigation systems at residential locations, ensuring compliance with design and regulatory requirements.
  • Direct general groundwater sampling programs and support RCRA-related activities, including waste characterization and reporting.
  • Perform miscellaneous maintenance tasks aligned with remediation systems and site infrastructure.
  • Support waste handling, packaging, and disposal logistics, including compliance with regulatory requirements and disposal site criteria.
  • Monitor field conditions, contamination controls, dust suppression, stormwater BMPs, and equipment decontamination zones.

Health & Safety Leadership

  • Serve as an on-site safety representative, enforcing AECOM safety policies and project-specific Health and Safety Plans.
  • Correct unsafe behaviors and conditions immediately and escalate issues to project management when needed.
  • Maintain compliance with applicable federal (OSHA) and/or state regulatory requirements, as appropriate for the specific job.

Project Planning & Documentation

  • Support development and execution of Field Sampling Plans, QAPPs, SSHPs, and project work plans.
  • Maintain daily logs, production reports, safety records, equipment logs, and subcontractor documentation.
  • Assist in preparing progress reports, regulatory documentation, and closure reports.
  • Coordinate with regulatory inspectors and client representatives during field activities.

Coordination & Communication

  • Serve as the primary on-site point of contact between subcontractors, project managers, safety staff, and client representatives.
  • Participate in project scheduling, constructability reviews, and planning of field mobilizations/demobilizations.
  • Communicate daily progress, changes, and issues to project management and regulatory partners.

Minimum Requirements

  • HS Diploma and 6+ years of relevant experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.
  • Due to the nature of the role US citizenship is required, sponsorship for this role will not be available.
  • Successful candidate will have to pass required drug screening, background check, and motor vehicle records check and medical surveillance.

Preferred Qualifications

  • 10 years of experience in remediation (O&M experience) or site supervision.
  • CPR/First Aid certification.
  • Experience working with complex multi-stakeholder field sites.
  • Strong background supervising field crews, subcontractors, and heavy equipment operations.
  • Upstream oil and gas investigation and remediation experience.
  • OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER certification.
  • Strong understanding of field safety, heavy construction techniques, and environmental controls.
  • Ability to create clear daily logs, field reports, and documentation.
  • No sponsorship will be provided for this role.
  • No relocation will be provided for this role

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