Vector Technicians (40+ positions) - Starting Wage $15.50/hr.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Using handheld equipment or driving a vehicle containing a truck mounted, cab-controlled sprayer, applies insecticides to mosquito breeding sites. (Day shift employees have much more “leg work” in using handheld applicationequipment. Night shift employees spend approximately half their shift driving ULV trucks and half using handheld application equipment.)
- Performs pre-driving check of vehicle checking fluid levels, lights, and other equipment.
- Reads labels and procedure manuals on use of insecticides. Loads and unloads insecticides into and out of vehicles.
- Recordsall treatments and logs all insecticides used.
- Washes and vacuums vehicles and equipment cleaning up any chemical spills properly in accordance with directions.
- Attends safety training and weekly safety meetings. Performs initial on-the-job training (one on one) for first two weeks of employment and as needed thereafter.
- Assists with Source Reduction activities which include scrap tire collection efforts; backyard surveys; and neglected swimming pools.
Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age by April 1, 2026, have a valid Michigan driver's license with no more than 5 points on your record, and obtain the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development's Registered Pesticide Applicator Certification prior to employment (paid for by employer).
Experience: None required.
Wages & Hours:
Starting wage for most first year employees is $15.25 to $15.50 per hour based on position.
Season begins late April and runs through the month of September. Full-time positions are available working up to 40 hours per week. Part-time positions are only available on the night shift.
What Does SCMAC Have to Offer?
- Inclusive, People-Centered Workplace
- Unique Professional Experience
- Purpose-Driven Work
- Service to the Community
- Up To 40 Hours/Week
- Earn Paid Sick Time
- Multiple Shift Options
- End of Season Premium Pay
Requirements:
Minimum of 18 years of age by April 1, 2026. Valid State of Michigan Driver's License with no more than 5 points and no restrictions.
For positions that require certification, you must study for and pass the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development's "Core" Test (this excludes GIS, Office, and Education positions).
