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R. Joe

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Immediate opportunity! Archaeological monitor in east Tennessee!

Looking for Exciting Opportunities in Archaeology? Join Our Team! UES Wants to Work with You — Experienced Archaeological Monitors —Immediate Work in Newport/Greenville (Knoxville), Tennessee $25-$30/hr.

WHO WE ARE

UES is a leading national engineering firm steeped in culture, with over 4,500 team members across the United States and growing rapidly. Our team members have an unmatched passion for our work and pride in contributing to the growth of the communities we serve, which is derived from strong, meaningful values. We seek individuals who can uphold UES’ core values of STRIVE. As UES continues to grow, our values guide us like a north star. These values demonstrate who we are as a company and what we believe. STRIVE stands for Safety, Teamwork, Responsiveness, Integrity, Value, and Excellence. Our UES team members are kind, passionate, and driven, creating collaborative workspaces and camaraderie among our team members.

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Position

Archaeological monitors for upcoming? project in Newport/Greenville (Knoxville) Tennessee

Project Description and Schedule

UES is hiring several archaeological monitors for an upcoming construction project near Knoxville, TN. The expected duration of monitoring is 6 weeks. This project-specific monitoring role has the potential to grow into permanent positions with UES- the fastest growing environmental consulting firm in the U.S.!

As part of this monitor role, the successful applicant will conduct cultural resources monitoring tasks that include coordinating with construction crews, monitoring construction progress, maintaining detailed records, and documenting discoveries of cultural resources. UES monitors use tablets for data collection and daily logs, adhere to state and local protocols for site recording, and assist in evaluations for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). This position offers on-call, hourly, temporary-status employment for the duration of the monitoring project. UES offers a huge potential for additional work and career opportunities.

To facilitate the construction schedule, work hours typically range from 8 to 12 hours per day. Lodging and per diem expenses will be included for non-local monitors.

The project is scheduled to begin Monday, March 10, 2025 and monitoring is expected to last about six weeks.

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Compensation

Compensation ranges from $25.00 to $30.00 per hour, commensurate with experience and availability, with overtime pay at time-and-a-half.

This opportunity is fast approaching so apply today! This project is temporary, but we are looking for the right person to join our team permanently!

Monitor Responsibilities

• Work collaboratively with a construction crew to ensure safe and efficient monitoring practices.
• Coordinate field crew progress and ensure daily data transfer.
• Prepare accurate daily monitoring logs.
• Collect, organize, and conduct quality assurance and quality control for field data.
• Assist with technical reporting.
• Support and maintain UES’s high standards of ethics and quality.

Experience and qualifications

• Minimum associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related field preferred;
• Minimum of 6 months of experience in various field methods, including survey, testing, and excavation.
• Current valid driver’s license.
• Ability to spend several hours per day standing.
• Experience in archaeological monitoring of construction sites in Tennessee and neighboring states (Virginia, Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, etc). Experience in Knoxville area preferred.

If interested, please submit a resume/CV with two professional references in an email with the subject heading “Tennessee Monitoring” to culturalresources@...

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