Fundamentals of Basic Electricity and Construction Applications The Amteck Quick Start program provides paid training for 4 weeks with immediate hire opportunities upon completion of the program. Participants will learn the fundamentals of basic electricity, other construction applications, various types of electrical construction opportunities available to them, and the fundamentals of job safety. Participants will be hired as full-time employees at $15/hour and transition to roles as electricians, low voltage/fire alarm technicians, or other positions after completing the program.
See More Details >>Job Summary The Engineering Technician IV serves as a critical technical resource to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Tennessee. This role provides field-based engineering support to NRCS staff across designated areas and offices. Responsibilities include conducting surveys, assisting with project implementation, performing construction inspections, and supporting documentation efforts. • Conduct surveys and inspections for conservation projects • Assist with project documentation and implementation • Operate surveying equipment (GPS, total stations) • Develop and interpret drawings using AutoCAD/Civil 3D • Maintain accurate construction diaries and compliance documentation Work Environment • Fieldwork in varied weather conditions and terrain • Exposure to construction sites, water bodies, agricultural areas, and CAFOs • Office-based tasks including data entry, reporting, and coordination Benefits • Paid sick leave • Medical/Dental (optional) • 401(k) Retirement Plan (optional) • Employer Paid Life Insurance • Employer Paid Short Term Disability • Optional Life Insurance
See More Details >>Our team is seeking an experienced Engineering Technician IV to join our conservation efforts in Tennessee. This exciting opportunity supports the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in its mission to advance conservation goals through timely, accurate, and safe execution of engineering tasks. Key Responsibilities • Conduct thorough surveys and inspections to inform project decisions • Collaborate with staff to document and implement projects • Operate and troubleshoot surveying equipment to ensure precision • Develop and interpret detailed drawings to support project needs • Ensure accurate and up-to-date construction records and compliance documents Benefits Package • Generous paid time off policy • Comprehensive medical and dental insurance options • Retirement savings plan with employer match • Life and disability insurance benefits • Optional life insurance coverage
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