Técnicos y tecnólogos en ingeniería ambiental
Environmental engineering technologists and technicians assist environmental engineers by implementing plans that protect natural resources and reduce pollution. Their work includes monitoring soil, water and air quality; operating lab equipment; analyzing samples; and supporting environmental engineers with administrative tasks, such as preparing reports.
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¿Qué responsabilidades tendré?
- Collect soil, water and air samples for testing
- Operate and maintain environmental monitoring equipment
- Record and analyze data from field and lab tests
- Prepare graphs, charts and reports from environmental data
- Assist in designing systems for waste treatment and water reuse
- Inspect agricultural sites for compliance with regulations
- Support remediation of contaminated soil and groundwater at project sites
- Source and order materials and equipment for projects
- Calibrate instruments for accurate environmental measurements
- Maintain detailed logs of sampling activities and results
- Communicate findings to lead environmental engineers and project managers
- Arrange for the disposal of hazardous materials and chemicals
- Monitor runoff and erosion control systems on farms
Recommended High School Courses
- educación agrícola
- ciencias de la tierra
- biología
- botánica
- química
- matemáticas
Education/Training Required
An associate degree in environmental engineering technology or a related field is typically required. A bachelor’s degree can lead to advanced roles and greater responsibility in project management or specialized areas.


