Triumvirate Environmental reviews

Unfortunately, while you are able to make good money, you have to, and are expected to work 60+ hours a week in order to do so. The management preys on recent college graduates who have no other option. You will be out at various sites where you categorize hazardous materials based on hazard classes. It gets repetitive and if you find yourself "going with the flow", you could get yourself hurt. Be it from a chemical exposure, to being crushed by a 55 gallon drum. Huge turn-over rate, as many people either get fired, or they leave the company once they realize they can do better.

The job preys on recent graduates who don't know any better. You can make better or similar money at entry level jobs that don't require anything more than a GED...and they most likely don't involve dealing with hazardous materials. I suggest getting ANY job besides this one, doing some OSHA, DOT, CDL training on the side, and applying to the many other environmental services companies around that compensate and treat their employees appropriately. Yes, there are companies in this field looking for employment who not only pay their employees MUCH more, but also have much better benefits.