Pest Control Technician

Job Description: Supports university staff, faculty, and students in the safety of laboratories, facilities, equipment, etc., by ensuring compliance with safety/health regulations through inspection, testing, consultation, coaching, training, recommendation, and other methods.Job Responsibilities:Answers inquiries regarding risk management and safety and emergency services including concerns such as questions regarding safety, emergencies, Haz-Mat and campus risks. Handles routine office tasks such as answering the phone, greeting visitors, and answering routine inquiries. Orders and stocks appropriate supplies and materials. Maintains equipment according to specified standards. Maintains the safety and security of the campus environment by identifying, coordinating, and monitoring risk management and safety concerns and activities such as hazardous materials, emergencies and occupational safety.Minimum Qualifications: Knowledge of standard risk management and safety and emergency procedures, services, tools, and/or equipment in a field of specialization typically obtained by a high school degree or GED or equivalent and a minimum of 2 years of related experience. An equivalent combination of education, training, and experience is acceptable. Specific knowledge, certifications, and licensure will apply at the position level.Preferred Qualifications: Associate’s degree, or vocational or technical school degree in the areas of Environmental Health & Safety or Biology.Planning Unit: Vice President for Finance & AdministrationDepartment: Environmental Health & SafetyApplicants may contact this person if they have questions about this position: Chad Keller, Environmental Health CoordinatorEmployment Type: full-time regularAdvertised Salary: Starting pay range $16.84-$21.48 per hour - AFSCME 3200 – paygrade 14