Tecnico de Suelo

Caguas, PR, Puerto Rico
Full Time
Experienced

Es un profesional encargado de realizar análisis, estudios y evaluaciones relacionados con las propiedades físicas, químicas y biológicas del suelo. Su función es fundamental en áreas como la agricultura, la ingeniería civil, la gestión ambiental y la conservación de suelos. 
Como parte de las funciones esenciales del puesto, deberá realizar análisis y estudios del suelo para determinar su calidad, composición y capacidad de uso, aportando información clave para la toma de decisiones en proyectos.

Responsabilidades
- Tomar muestras de suelo en diferentes ubicaciones para su análisis en laboratorio.
- Realizar análisis físicos (textura, compactación, estructura) y químicos (pH, salinidad, nutrientes) del suelo.
- Interpretar los resultados de los análisis y generar informes técnicos.
- Asesorar sobre las medidas de manejo del suelo para mejorar su calidad o uso sostenible.
- Colaborar en proyectos de conservación de suelos, incluyendo la prevención de erosión y la mejora de la fertilidad.
- Mantener y calibrar equipos de laboratorio y de campo para asegurar la precisión de las mediciones.
- Cumplir con normativas ambientales y de seguridad en los trabajos de campo y laboratorio.
- Participar en proyectos de investigación relacionados con el uso, conservación y rehabilitación del suelo.

Requisitos
- Formación técnica o profesional en agronomía, ciencias ambientales, geología o carreras afines.
- Experiencia previa en análisis de suelos y manejo de equipos de laboratorio.
- Conocimiento de métodos de muestreo y técnicas de análisis de suelos.
- Capacidad para interpretar y presentar datos de manera clara y concisa.
- Buenas habilidades de comunicación y trabajo en equipo.
- Disponibilidad para realizar trabajos de campo.

Habilidades
- Atención al detalle.
- Capacidad analítica y resolución de problemas.
- Trabajo bajo presión y cumplimiento de plazos.
- Adaptabilidad y disposición para trabajar en diversas condiciones de campo.
 

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