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Flexible Water Sample Collection involves collecting water samples in various environments, often requiring adaptability and knowledge of sampling protocols. Water Quality Technicians also collect water samples but typically focus on analyzing water quality parameters in labs or field settings. Both roles require certifications like EPA or state-specific training, work in similar environments such as treatment plants or natural water bodies, and are commonly searched together. The main difference lies in the scope: flexible collection emphasizes adaptability in sampling, while water quality technicians focus on analysis and reporting.

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Part-Time Water Quality Sampler / Licensed Water System Operator

I-2-I Solutions, Inc

Malibu, CA • On-site

Part-time

Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

Part-Time Water Quality Sampler / Licensed Water System Operator
Location: Malibu, California
Worksites: Circle X Ranch and Arroyo Sequit, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
Employment Type: Part-Time / On-Call
Anticipated Start Date: August 1, 2026
Schedule: Weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Position Summary
I-2-I Solutions is seeking a qualified Water Quality Sampler and Licensed Water System Operator to perform drinking-water sample collection, field testing, documentation, and sample transportation services at two National Park Service well-water systems in Malibu, California.
The position is part-time and route-based. The selected individual will conduct biweekly, monthly, and annual sampling activities and deliver collected samples to a California Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program, or CA ELAP, certified laboratory.
The successful candidate must be dependable, detail-oriented, familiar with drinking-water sampling procedures, and capable of maintaining accurate chain-of-custody and site-log documentation.
Primary Responsibilities
  • Collect bacteriological and drinking-water samples from the Circle X and Arroyo Sequit water systems.
  • Conduct biweekly coliform sampling at designated system locations.
  • Collect monthly raw-water bacteriological samples.
  • Collect THM, HAA5, nitrate, nitrite, and other required compliance samples according to the approved sampling schedule.
  • Conduct field chlorine-residual testing during distribution-system sampling.
  • Verify and document chlorine readings on the chain-of-custody form and in the applicable well-house log.
  • Properly label, preserve, store, and transport samples in accordance with regulatory and laboratory requirements.
  • Deliver samples to a CA ELAP-certified laboratory within the required sample holding times.
  • Complete accurate chain-of-custody documentation for each sample.
  • Record sampling dates, times, locations, test results, and other required information in site logs.
  • Notify the project manager promptly of abnormal field readings, access problems, missed samples, damaged equipment, or other issues.
  • Follow applicable federal, California, OSHA, National Park Service, and water-system safety requirements.
  • Protect government property, keys, facilities, and sensitive site information.
  • Coordinate sampling dates and laboratory deliveries with the project manager and laboratory personnel.
  • Perform repeat or corrective sampling when authorized and required.