Demolition worker

Sa-Recycling; Brownsville (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Sa-Recycling in Brownsville, TX is looking for a hands-on removal worker to support production on ships or on-site facilities. You will remove building materials, furniture, ballast weights, and scrap metal, as well as sort materials according to job needs.

Maintain safety protocols, follow supervisor instructions, and assist with other tasks to ensure smooth material handling and timely operations on-site.

Responsibilities

• Removal of building materials such as fiberglass insulation, foam insulation, wood flooring, tile, concrete, wood frames, electrical wiring (out of service), light fixtures, etc. while on board a vessel or from sections of the vessel on the ground.
• Removal of furniture such as foot lockers, bed frames, cabinets, etc.
• Removal of counterweight from ballast tanks such as; 50lbs lead bars, pig iron, sand, mud, etc.
• Removing and sorting scrap metal, sheet metal, copper or brass piping, or any other material while on the vessel or on the ground.
• Any other tasks determined to be necessary by the company supervisors in order to assist in the production process.

Job description

• Removal of building materials such as fiberglass insulation, foam insulation, wood flooring, tile, concrete, wood frames, electrical wiring (out of service), light fixtures, etc. while on board a vessel or from sections of the vessel on the ground.
• Removal of furniture such as foot lockers, bed frames, cabinets, etc.
• Removal of counterweight from ballast tanks such as; 50lbs lead bars, pig iron, sand, mud, etc.
• Removing and sorting scrap metal, sheet metal, copper or brass piping, or any other material while on the vessel or on the ground.
• Any other tasks determined to be necessary by the company supervisors in order to assist in the production process.

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