Cultivation Tech

Benefits: - Dental insurance - Health insurance - Paid time off - Vision insurance Cultivation Technicians report to department supervisors and are responsible for the care of plants during the immature, vegetative, and flowering stages. Cultivation Technicians will execute operations pertaining to plant care such as cloning, pruning, transplanting, watering, feeding, ensuring environmental control, and inspecting plants for signs of deficiency or infestation, as well as labeling and tracking plants using METRC tags. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Implement cultivation practices as indicated by supervisors. - Maintain the health of immature, vegetative and flowering plants through observation and adherence to established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). - Ensure accuracy of plant inventory, including strain names and plant tag numbers. - Perform plant maintenance, feedings and irrigation events, and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) according to a set schedule and SOP, as determined by the department lead. - Ensure the grow facility is kept free of pests, viruses, or other diseases by preventing contamination through proper use of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and biological controls established within the cultivation SOPs. - Regularly sanitize tools, equipment, and production areas used in the grow. - Apply pesticides in a safe and effective manner, wearing appropriate PPE, and after ample training and instruction from the Head of Cultivation. - Check and record accurate data daily, including but not limited to: pesticide applications, issues found when scouting plants, and any other items required by management. - Observe and immediately address issues with plants and equipment. - Break down and set up plant production areas after harvest, including: sweep all work areas, sanitize crop benches, wash down rooms, and prepare to transplant. - Demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness with regard to plant health and traceability, in order to uphold