Restoration technician vs environmental engineering technician

Differences between restoration technician and environmental engineering technician duties and responsibilities

Restoration technician example responsibilities.

• Help manage the housing development; keeping it clean, in compliance with OSHA laws, and state safety laws.
• Assist in monitoring plant health and growth status of plantings within restoration projects using handheld GPS units and qualitative descriptions.
• Gain experience with containment of impact areas and the setup of equipment such as air movers, dehumidifiers and air scrubbers.
• Water extraction and removal of water damage materials.
• Operate water extraction, dehumidifying & desiccant equipment to complete the restoration process.
• Mold mitigation, water damage restoration and demolition, carpet and upholstery cleaning, sewage cleanup and decontamination.
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Environmental engineering technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and distribute cad standards to contributing design consultants and assist with any design issues as necessary.
• Update and finalize data in GIS programing.
• Research and prepare background information on EPA rules that DEC is considering adopting.
• Assist the EHS department, as requested, and conduct EHS program compliance audits.
• Work in existing GIS databases updating location of sites, spills, and DER regulate facilities.
• Perform tests on RF and digital electronic assemblies and systems to characterize performance, uncover specification deficiencies and repair damage circuitry.
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