
Build containment that holds, with a crew that knows how
The craft is learned on the job, panel by panel. If you want hands-on work on real environmental infrastructure alongside crews with deep installation experience, we would like to hear from you.
Real work, with people who take pride in it
We engineer, fabricate, and install the full range of geosynthetic containment systems. That breadth means our crews build a wide skill set across markets, on projects that protect groundwater, soil, and critical infrastructure.
What you can expect
- Hands-on field work on landfill, mining, water, and oil and gas projects
- Crews that carry decades of installation experience and share it
- Offices and project work across California, Texas, and Nevada
- Part of a national environmental containment team
Real sites, real containment, start to finish
Our crews install geosynthetic containment on landfill cells, mining heap leach pads and tailings impoundments, water and wastewater reservoirs and ponds, oil and gas frac and produced water pits, and transportation tunnels. The same people move from one market to the next, so you build a wide skill set on projects that protect groundwater, soil, and critical infrastructure.
A typical day is hands-on field work: laying out panels, welding seams, and testing the install to spec before handoff. You learn the craft alongside crews who carry decades of installation experience and take pride in passing it along.
What we look for
- Field experience with geosynthetic liners, welding, or earthwork is a strong start
- Willingness to travel to project sites across California, Texas, and Nevada
- Attention to detail on seams and testing, where small things protect the system
- A team mindset that holds the same standards from the first panel to the final test
Ready to apply?
Tell us about yourself and the work you are looking for, and our team will follow up about opportunities near you.
