Hi Shovel Bums gang -
Thanks for the great response to my posting for Techs in Houston, TX. We are still sorting through applications but in the meantime a new need has come up in California.
We would like a small pool of local California based Field Techs for projects upcoming. If you could go to www.atkinsglobal.com and apply for position 000332 that would be most appreciated.
Atkins seeks an energetic, highly motivated, detail-oriented, self-starter to join our Cultural Resources staff in San Bernardino, California as a Field Technician.
This position will not support visa sponsorship.
You must be willing and prepared to spend much of your work time in the field and travelling to project sites. Assignments may be out of town and you are expected to travel to where the work is located.
The successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree or more in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a closely related field.
You should have completed Archaeology Field School and have knowledge of applicable State and Federal requirements, especially Section 106.
You should have knowledge of archaeological monitoring, survey, excavation and laboratory methods, and SCUBA diving techniques (nautical archeology projects only), as required by the project.
You should possess demonstrated ability to examine and evaluate the condition of artifacts, describe facts and events accurately.
We require the ability to communicate technical information effectively, and establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
There are more details on the website.
Many thanks,
Nancy Fencl, Recruiter
Atkins North America
Nancy.Fencl@aatkinsglobal.com
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