Waste handling technician vs archaeological technician

Differences between waste handling technician and archaeological technician duties and responsibilities

Waste handling technician example responsibilities.

• Lead a mold remediation team as well perform asbestos abatement along with general demolition and reconstruction in residential and commercial structures.
• Provide accurate and reliable results to ensure safe transplantation, while remaining compliant with HIPAA, FDA, and ISO standards.
• Experience with performing PCR using Cobas Amplicor machines along with maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Perform liquid handling tasks associate with oligonucleotide production, utilizing various platforms such as Beckman FX, Tecan, and Hamilton.
• Manage numerous outdoor storage locations for government ammunition stockpiles while simultaneously providing rapid logistical support to facilitate employee training.
• Integrate Microsoft SCCM with ServiceNow for pulling the entire configuration item into ServiceNow.

Archaeological technician example responsibilities.

• Manage daily RCRA inspections and mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment preventive/corrective maintenance procedures.
• Enter field data into standard archaeological forms and create archaeological site maps using a GPS unit and ArcGIS software.
• Utilize GIS analysis to assist with locating and mitigating archaeological sites.
• Clear atv trails and place cattle guards for atv use.
• Work with compass, GPS, aerial photos, and topographical maps to survey a corridor for the client.
• Perform trouble-shooting of excavations as required.
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