Jobs at Cascade Environmental

Project Engineer overseeing environmental remediation and construction field activities, including quality control, safety, inspections, scheduling, cost estimating, vendor coordination, subcontractor selection, and client communication. The role prepares drawings, submittals, specifications, and equipment schedules; supports construction and site operations; troubleshoots engineering and logistical issues; and supervises field engineering documentation. It is an office and field position requiring approximately 10% travel and offers progression toward project management.

Operate sonic, rotary, and auger drilling rigs; lead and train drilling crews; maintain equipment and safety standards; complete drilling reports, well logs, inspections, timesheets, and repair documentation; maintain certifications and comply with DOT, environmental, and workplace safety requirements. The role requires extensive travel throughout the Southeast, occasional weekend or night work, physical lifting, and a valid driving record.

Operates Geoprobe and other drilling rigs, maintains drilling records and equipment inspections, leads drilling crews, completes well logs and safety documentation, and ensures safe project execution. The role requires regional travel, occasional weekend or night work, physical lifting, DOT compliance, and maintaining required licenses, certifications, driving records, and safety qualifications.

Operate rotary, sonic, and auger drill rigs; maintain drilling equipment and safety records; complete drilling reports, well logs, inspections, and repair orders; lead and mentor drilling crews; maintain certifications and comply with DOT, safety, and health requirements. The role involves 50–60% travel, extended workdays, occasional weekends and nights, and lifting up to 50 pounds.

Operates sonic, rotary, and auger drilling rigs; maintains equipment and drilling records; leads and mentors drilling crews; ensures jobsite safety and regulatory compliance; completes well logs, inspections, timesheets, and repair documentation; maintains certifications and a clean driving record. The role involves approximately 80% regional travel, extended workdays, physical lifting, and adherence to DOT, HAZWOPER, and respiratory protection requirements.

Operates rotary, sonic, auger, and other drill rigs; maintains equipment, drilling reports, logs, and safety documentation; leads and mentors drilling crews; completes inspections and preventative maintenance; approves timesheets; and maintains required certifications. The role travels 50–60% across Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada, with occasional weekends, night shifts, and 10–12-hour workdays.

Operates and maintains sonic, rotary, auger, and other drilling rigs on traveling environmental projects. Responsibilities include leading drilling crews, completing drilling reports and well logs, inspecting equipment, maintaining safety standards, approving timesheets, documenting vehicle and equipment activities, and supporting client relationships. The role requires at least three years of drilling experience, a valid driver’s license, DOT compliance, physical qualification, background and drug screening, and the ability to travel approximately 70%.

Operates sonic, rotary, auger, and other drill rigs; completes drilling reports, well logs, inspections, repair orders, and vehicle reports. Leads and mentors drilling crews, maintains equipment and certifications, approves timesheets, supports client relationships, and ensures safe work practices. The role requires extensive regional travel, physical lifting, DOT compliance, drug and background screening, and adherence to environmental and respiratory safety requirements.

Operate and maintain Geoprobe drilling rigs and related equipment, complete drilling reports and well logs, inspect equipment, lead drilling crews, approve timesheets, maintain certifications, and ensure safe work practices. The role requires extensive travel, long workdays, physical lifting, regulatory compliance, and adherence to DOT, safety, drug-testing, background-check, and driving-record requirements.

Operates and maintains drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment in outdoor field crews. Performs pre-trip inspections, physical labor, debris removal, material handling, safety compliance, equipment maintenance, and assigned projects. Travel is approximately 50%, with projects commonly following a 10-days-on, 4-days-off schedule and 10–12-hour workdays. Must meet DOT, medical, safety, background check, drug testing, and driving requirements.

Operates sonic, rotary, and auger drill rigs on environmental drilling projects, maintains drilling reports and well logs, inspects equipment, leads and mentors drilling crews, completes safety documentation, approves timesheets, and maintains certifications. The role travels approximately 70% throughout New England, requires occasional weekend or night work, and involves safely lifting up to 50 pounds.

Operates and maintains drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment on traveling outdoor projects. Performs pre-trip inspections, physical labor, material transport, drilling debris removal, safety compliance, and equipment maintenance. Works in small crews on extended schedules, travels approximately 80% within the Southwest region, and must maintain required certifications, a clean driving record, DOT medical certification, and FMCSA compliance.

Assist with driving, operating, and maintaining drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment. Work outdoors on traveling crews, perform physical labor, conduct pre-trip inspections, follow safety procedures, maintain certifications, and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Travel occurs 50–60% of the time across Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada. Prior drilling-rig experience is preferred but not required.

Assists with operating and maintaining drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and other equipment on traveling outdoor work crews. Performs pre-trip inspections, physical labor, debris removal, material transport, safety compliance, and equipment maintenance. Requires a valid driver’s license, DOT medical card, FMCSA compliance, background check, drug test, HAZWOPER physical, and ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Travel is typically 95%, with 10-days-on and 4-days-off schedules.

Assists with driving, operating, and maintaining drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment. Works outdoors in small crews, performs physical labor, conducts inspections, follows safety procedures, transports materials, and maintains required certifications. The role involves approximately 80% travel, long workdays, occasional weekend or night shifts, and potential overtime. No experience is required, though drilling-rig experience and a CDL A are preferred or offer increased pay.

Operates and maintains drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment on outdoor environmental projects. Performs pre-trip inspections, physical labor, material transport, drilling debris removal, and safety procedures while working in small crews. The role requires frequent regional travel, occasional weekend or night shifts, a valid driver’s license, DOT medical card, HAZWOPER physical, background check, drug test, and ability to lift 50 pounds.

Operates and maintains drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment as part of traveling outdoor crews. Responsibilities include pre-trip inspections, drilling support, physical labor, debris removal, material transport, safety compliance, and maintaining required certifications. The role requires frequent travel throughout the Southeast, long workdays, occasional weekend or night shifts, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Operate and maintain various drill rigs, complete drilling reports and well logs, perform equipment inspections and preventative maintenance, and lead drilling crews. Train employees, maintain safety compliance and certifications, approve timesheets, complete vehicle and job documentation, and foster positive client relationships. The role involves approximately 60% travel, long workdays, physical lifting, DOT compliance, and occasional weekend travel.

Operates and maintains drill rigs, vehicles, forklifts, skid-steers, and related equipment on outdoor job sites. Performs pre-trip inspections, physical labor, material transport, debris removal, and safety procedures while working in small crews. Requires a valid driver’s license, DOT medical card, FMCSA compliance, HAZWOPER physical, drug test, background check, and clean driving record. Travel is approximately 15% throughout the Tri-State and Mid-Atlantic regions.

Operates and maintains various drilling rigs and equipment, completes drilling reports, well logs, safety documentation, and inspection records, and leads drilling crews. The role includes training employees, maintaining safe work environments, performing equipment maintenance, approving timesheets, and traveling approximately 50% throughout the Northwest. Employees must meet CDL, DOT, licensing, medical, safety, background, drug-testing, and driving-record requirements.