Jobs at ACRT Services

Read and inspect gas, electric, and water meters on customer premises using handheld meter-reading devices and tablets; report damage or malfunctions; evaluate unsafe conditions and clean meter boxes; use hand tools; assist training; extensively walk routes in varied weather and communicate with customers and supervisors.

Supervise meter services teams, resolve field issues, train and evaluate staff, manage customer communication, coordinate vehicle and equipment maintenance, ensure safety and regulatory compliance, and assist with meter reading tasks and reporting.

Perform outdoor patrols along utility lines to identify, inspect, and evaluate trees and brush, document hazards, and submit inspection results with recommendations. Work independently in rugged terrain and varied weather, travel throughout Twin Falls area, and use maps and Microsoft Office to record findings.

The Meter Reader is responsible for reading and inspecting gas, electric, and water meters, walking long distances in various weather conditions, and communicating with customers while managing daily tasks efficiently.

The Atmospheric Corrosion Survey Technician inspects gas meters and piping for corrosion, collects data, and communicates with customers while adhering to safety guidelines. Physical fitness is required due to extensive walking in various weather conditions.

The Vegetation Program Manager oversees tree and brush inspections along utility lines, manages related projects, ensures safety compliance, and maintains client relationships while conducting audits and performing vegetation management tasks.

Manage vegetation projects by developing documentation, coordinating tree clearance crews, ensuring compliance, and maintaining client relationships. Conduct inspections and audits on vegetation management processes.

The Vegetation Program Manager oversees tree management along utility lines, coordinating with contractors and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

The Wetland Biologist assesses wetlands and streams, conducts field surveys, prepares reports, manages projects, and mentors staff while ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

The Dive Supervisor manages diving inspections and projects, oversees diving operations, maintains equipment, and coordinates safety. Weekend and fieldwork are required.

The Bat Ecologist manages bat conservation projects, conducts surveys, maintains compliance with regulations, and prepares reports. The role includes client consultation and coordination with interdisciplinary teams.

The Assistant Operations Manager oversees operations, coordinates team schedules, manages project quality, acts as a client liaison, and prepares various reports while ensuring operational goals are met.

The Scientist I role involves conducting environmental field sampling, inspections, data organization, and client communication. The position requires teamwork, flexibility for travel, and attention to detail in various weather conditions.

The Macroinvertebrate Taxonomist conducts laboratory and field work for macroinvertebrate services, including sample processing, identification, data management, and reporting.

The Marine Services Administrator manages administrative tasks and financial processes for the Marine Services team, ensuring accuracy in billing, travel arrangements, and financial reporting.

The Pacific Business Development Manager role focuses on business development, client engagement, market research, proposal development, and expanding market presence through networking and events.

The Compliance Engineering Manager oversees civil and environmental engineering projects, ensuring adherence to regulations and project quality. Responsibilities include leadership, project management, QA/QC oversight, budget management, and maintaining client relations.

The Database Management Specialist manages client databases, ensures timely reporting, collaborates with personnel, and supports data integrity. Involves troubleshooting and client communication.