Field Assistant - Brumadinho MG

Description

Job Summary: The Archaeological Field Assistant will monitor construction sites, assisting in the identification, documentation, and protection of archaeological remains under supervision. Key Highlights: 1. Promote the balance between development and preservation 2. Focus on identifying archaeological remains 3. Driving 4x4 vehicles on difficult-to-access roads **Are you ready to join a team shaping a more sustainable future?** At **CLAM**, we are driven by a clear purpose: **to promote the balance between development and preservation, generating value for companies, people, and the planet.** For nearly 30 years, we have delivered intelligent environmental solutions that contribute to a more sustainable world—through innovation, ethics, and real impact. **We are seeking professionals who share our vision and are ready to make a difference.** **Location:** Brumadinho MG **Work Format:** On-site **Daily Challenges You’ll Face:** During archaeological monitoring during the construction implementation phase, the field assistant works under the direct supervision of the responsible archaeologist, performing the following activities: Monitor construction sites, focusing on soil movement areas (grading, excavations, drainage, etc.), remaining vigilant for potential archaeological remains; Assist in visual screening of removed soil, supporting detection of artifacts or archaeological structures according to protocols established by the technical team; Support the marking and isolation of areas with potential findings, contributing to immediate heritage protection until technical assessment; Record and package any archaeological materials identified, following instructions from the archaeology team; Assist in preparing field records, such as completing forms, identifying samples, organizing labels, and making basic notes under guidance; Assist in interacting with construction teams when necessary, advising on sensitive areas while respecting defined safety and communication protocols; Maintain and safeguard archaeological equipment and materials during field activities; Comply with occupational safety regulations and use of PPE, contributing to the physical integrity of the team and smooth execution of activities; Drive 4x4 vehicles on rural or difficult-to-access roads whenever required for team and equipment transportation, observing traffic and operational safety regulations. **What We Expect From You:** Education: Elementary school completion; Driver’s license, Category B; Proof of experience driving 4x4 vehicles. **Employment Type:** CLT **Benefits That Care for You:** Meal Allowance Transportation Allowance Medical and Dental Assistance Education Assistance Life Insurance ️‍ ️Wellhub (Gympass) Join CLAM! **CLAM — A unique way of doing things sustainably.**