Marine Surface Blaster: Hands-On, Safe & Team-Driven

IMIA, LLC; Cornholme; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health

Dental

Vision

Life

LTD

Accident

Critical Illness

401k

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

IMIA, LLC is seeking a Blaster in Cornholme, UK, responsible for surface blasting to specified standards. The role involves physical demands in a safety-oriented environment, requiring effective communication and collaboration with other team members. Candidates should possess the capability to read and interpret relevant documents, address safety regulations, and maintain equipment. Benefits include health and dental coverage, retirement plan options, and per diem for travel.

Applicants should have at least 2 years of experience in the Marine Industry and formal training is preferred. Regular safety practices and compliance with environmental regulations are essential in this physically demanding role.

Qualifications

• Must be capable of taking verbal direction.
• Ability to read and write with understanding.

Responsibilities

• Blast surface to standard specified without leaving faulty areas.
• Assist in training of other workers as necessary.
• Maintain safety at all times.

Skills

Productive blasting

Safety maintenance

Effective communication

Mechanical interpretation

Team collaboration

Education

Ability to read and write

Tools

Blast Pot/Hopper

Forklifts

Dust collectors

Job description

IMIA, LLC is seeking a Blaster in Cornholme, UK, responsible for surface blasting to specified standards. The role involves physical demands in a safety-oriented environment, requiring effective communication and collaboration with other team members. Candidates should possess the capability to read and interpret relevant documents, address safety regulations, and maintain equipment. Benefits include health and dental coverage, retirement plan options, and per diem for travel.

Applicants should have at least 2 years of experience in the Marine Industry and formal training is preferred. Regular safety practices and compliance with environmental regulations are essential in this physically demanding role.