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Cannabis Cultivation Technician
DACUT · Flint, MI. TWS checked this against the employer’s official recruiting source; the employer remains the final authority.

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Location: FLINT, MI 48503 Pay Rate: $16.00 - $19.00 Hourly Open Positions: 3 Department: GROW Job Status: Full-Time Hour Per Week: 40 Position Type: Permanent Position Description Are you passionate about plant care and excited to grow a career in the cannabis industry? DACUT is seeking dedicated Cultivation Technicians to join our professional grow team. This is a hands-on role in a high-quality, regulated cultivation environment where attention to detail, teamwork, and a strong work ethic are essential. About the Role Hands-on cultivation position in a state-licensed cannabis facility.
You'll work directly with plants through their entire lifecycle—from clone to harvest—in a climate-controlled grow environment.
What You'll Do: Daily Plant Care Feed, water, and prune plants according to strain-specific schedules Clone plants and transplant seedlings Monitor and adjust environmental controls (humidity, temperature, lighting) Identify pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies; apply treatments Harvest, trim, and prepare plants for processing Compliance & Documentation Maintain cultivation logs and facility maps Track all plant inventory in METRC (Michigan's seed-to-sale system) Follow standard operating procedures for sanitation and safety Assist with state compliance audits Facility Maintenance Clean and sanitize grow rooms, equipment, and workspaces Maintain irrigation systems and growing media Report equipment malfunctions and safety hazards What You Need Required: 21+ years old (state requirement for cannabis work) Ability to follow detailed instructions and SOPs Comfortable with repetitive, detail-oriented tasks Reliable transportation and punctual attendance Preferred : Previous experience in cannabis, horticulture, or agriculture Knowledge of plant nutrition, pest management, or hydroponics Familiarity with state cannabis regulations Compensation & Benefits Starting Pay: Based on experience Benefits (after 90 days): Health, dental, and vision insurance Employee product discounts Opportunities for advancement into lead or specialist roles Work Environment Climate-controlled indoor grow facility Rotating shifts may be required during peak periods Exposure to organic pesticides, fertilizers, and plant allergens #Cult26 Physical Requirements Ability to lift, carry, push, and move up to 60 pounds regularly throughout scheduled shifts.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, climb, and reach for extended periods while performing daily cultivation tasks. Comfortable working in hot, humid grow environments with temperatures ranging from approximately 75–85°F and humidity levels between 60–70%. Ability to work under high-intensity grow lighting for extended periods of time. Must possess strong manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to perform detailed tasks such as trimming, transplanting, cloning, pruning, and plant maintenance. Comfortable performing repetitive, detail-oriented work throughout the workday while maintaining consistency and quality standards.
Ability to operate cultivation tools, irrigation equipment, sprayers, trimming equipment, and other facility systems safely and effectively. Comfortable working around cannabis plants, fertilizers, organic pesticides, soil, growing media, dust, and strong plant odors. Ability to maintain focus, organization, and attention to detail in a fast-paced cultivation environment with strict compliance requirements. Capable of working independently and collaboratively within a team-oriented cultivation setting. Ability to follow sanitation, safety, and compliance procedures precisely while maintaining a clean and organized workspace.
Comfortable moving throughout multiple grow rooms and cultivation areas during the course of a shift. Ability to communicate effectively with supervisors and team members regarding plant health, equipment issues, and operational needs.
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- Plant lifecycle
- Sanitation / IPM basics
- Facility tracking routines
Working in Michigan? There isn't a general individual worker license.
Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency says individual employees at licensed facilities generally are not individually licensed. The licensed business is responsible for required employee background checks and other employment screening.
Do not pay for a generic 'Michigan cannabis worker license' just because a training site says you need one. Check the CRA and the actual employer's requirements for the job you want.
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Source: DACUT official posting ↗. Last verified Nov 9, 2026. Openings can change; confirm the latest details on the employer site before applying.
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