Lead Radon Mitigation Technician (NRPP Certified) Are you an experienced, NRPP-certified professional looking for a role that rewards your expertise and leadership? Join a premier, veteran-friendly environmental services firm as a Lead Radon Mitigation Technician. This position offers the perfect blend of field autonomy, team mentorship, and high-earning potential. You will act as the technical expert on site, design custom solutions for residential and commercial clients, and mentor a junior technician. If you thrive on solving complex technical challenges and want a career with built-in financial upside, we want to hear from you. Key Benefits Work efficient – hit your daily goals early and take the rest of the day off! High Earning Potential: Base salary plus performance-based commissions ($60,000 – $90,000+ total typical annual earnings).Fully Equipped: Company vehicle and all necessary professional tools provided. Professional Growth: Company-paid continuing education and NRPP recertification costs (conditions apply).Work-Life Balance: Reliable day shift schedule, Monday through Friday. Time Off: Paid time off (PTO) included.
Key Responsibilities:
Custom System Design: Evaluate residential and commercial properties to design and install custom radon mitigation systems.
Technical Installation: Perform concrete coring, PVC vent stack piping, basic electrical wiring, and roof boot installations.
Diagnostics & Repair: Lead troubleshooting efforts for underperforming systems, set up measurement tests, and evaluate data.
Team Leadership: Mentor, guide, and oversee a Level 1 Technician on-site to ensure top-tier quality and safety.
Customer Consulting: Serve as the primary face of the company on-site. Explain system designs, test results, and collect final payments.
Safety & Logistics: Manage truck inventory and ensure the crew strictly follows all safety regulations and building codes.
Position Requirements
Certification: Active NRPP Certification in Radon Mitigation is strictly required.
Experience:
2+ years of radon mitigation experience. Backgrounds in HVAC, plumbing, or electrical construction are highly preferred.
Education: High School Diploma or GED.
License:
Valid driver's license with a clean, insurable driving record. Physical Abilities: Comfortable lifting up to 50 lbs and working on ladders, in attics, crawl spaces, or confined areas.
Travel: Willingness to undertake regional travel and occasional overnight stays.
