Conserva Irrigation Recruiting Event Nov. 12: $18-$20 Junior Irrigation Technician Jobs in Tucson
TUCSON, AZ — In a desert city where every gallon counts, somebody has to keep the drip lines and sprinkler valves working. Conserva Irrigation is holding a recruiting event for Junior Irrigation Technicians on Thursday, November 12, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Pima County One-Stop on East Ajo Way, with pay posted at $18 to $20 an hour based on experience.
Irrigation or landscaping experience helps but isn't required. You do need a valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
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📍 Conserva Irrigation Recruiting Event at a Glance
| Event | Conserva Irrigation Recruiting Event |
| Date | Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026 |
| Time | 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM |
| Location | Pima County One-Stop, Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, Tucson, AZ 85713 |
| Format | In-person recruiting event |
| Position | Jr. Irrigation Technician |
| Pay | $18 – $20 an hour, based on experience |
| Requirements | Valid driver's license and reliable transportation; irrigation or landscaping experience preferred, not required |
| Questions | Pima County One-Stop, 520-724-7700 |
💧 Who Is Conserva Irrigation?
Conserva Irrigation is a national franchise brand that repairs, maintains and installs sprinkler and drip systems for homes and businesses, with a pitch built around saving water. Its Tucson-area franchise, Conserva Irrigation of Tucson East, opened in 2022 as the brand's first location in Arizona. Owner Joseph Alvarado, a 20-year Air Force veteran, said at the time that he planned to hire local talent and build a team of irrigation designers and technicians.
The franchise's own site lists a service area that stretches well past the east side: Tucson, the Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes, Tanque Verde, Oro Valley, Vail, Corona de Tucson, Sahuarita and Green Valley. In other words, this is a job on the road, not behind a counter.
💼 What a Junior Irrigation Technician Does
The county's event flyer lists one position, Jr. Irrigation Technician, and points to the company for details. Conserva's Tucson East franchise advertises residential and commercial work that includes:
- Sprinkler and irrigation repair: tracking down leaks, broken heads and failing valves
- Drip irrigation: the low-flow lines that keep desert landscaping alive
- New installations and add-ons to existing systems
- Inspections, drainage work and backflow testing
A junior tech typically learns that work alongside experienced crew members, which is why prior experience is a plus but not a must. Expect outdoor physical work in every season, and yes, that includes Tucson summers.
💰 Pay and Who Should Apply
The flyer posts the job at $18.00 to $20.00 an hour based on experience. That sits comfortably above both legal floors this year and next. Tucson's city minimum is $15.45 now and rises to $16 on January 1, while the statewide minimum goes to $15.65. Because irrigation crews work at customers' properties across the metro, that matters: our 2027 minimum wage breakdown explains why the work address decides which floor applies.
The two hard requirements are a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Previous irrigation or landscaping experience is preferred. If you've done yard work, landscape maintenance, plumbing help or general handyman jobs, say so.
✅ How to Make the Most of It
- Get there early. The event runs only three hours, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Arriving near the start gives you time to talk with the employer before the room fills.
- Bring your driver's license. It's a stated requirement, so have it on you along with a printed resume.
- Know your outdoor work history. Landscaping crews, golf course maintenance, pool service, construction labor: any of it shows you can work outside and use tools.
- Find the right building. The event is at the Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way, next door to the Kino Event Center at 2805. They're easy to mix up.
- Questions? Call the Pima County One-Stop at 520-724-7700 before you go.
What It Means for Tucson Job Seekers
This is a solid entry point into a trade that stays busy in the desert. It suits:
- Landscaping workers ready to specialize in irrigation
- Career changers who want hands-on, outdoor work without a degree
- Anyone who likes fixing things and doesn't want to sit at a desk all day
Related roles to explore:
- Irrigation technician jobs in Tucson
- Landscaping jobs in Tucson (see our construction laborer career guide)
- Maintenance technician jobs in Tucson (facilities maintenance technician career guide)
- Plumbing jobs in Tucson (plumber career guide)
- Public works jobs in Tucson (public works maintenance worker career guide)
📅 More Hiring Events That Week
Different events, different employers, different requirements. Two days earlier, GEICO recruits for customer service and sales on November 10 in the same Kino Service Center building. The Child-Parent Centers Head Start job fair on November 11 is hiring drivers and custodians among other roles, and the SER career fair at Royal on November 13 targets auto techs. For the full calendar, see our Fall 2026 Tucson job fairs guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Conserva Irrigation recruiting event in Tucson?
Thursday, November 12, 2026, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Pima County One-Stop, Kino Service Center, 2797 E. Ajo Way.
What job is Conserva Irrigation hiring for?
The event flyer lists one position: Jr. Irrigation Technician.
How much does the Junior Irrigation Technician job pay?
The flyer lists $18.00 to $20.00 an hour, based on experience.
Do I need irrigation experience?
No. Previous irrigation or landscaping experience is preferred but not required.
What are the requirements?
A valid driver's license and reliable transportation. The work takes place at customer homes and businesses around the Tucson area.
Who do I call with questions about the event?
The Pima County One-Stop at 520-724-7700.
From the drip lines of the Foothills to the yards of Vail, Tucson's landscapes run on irrigation. Grab your license and head down Ajo Way on November 12 ready to talk shop.
