Field Hydro-Blasting Technician | Safety-Driven Tech

Clean Harbors; Mulberry (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401K with match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

Training opportunities

Career growth

Job summary

HPC-Industrial, powered by Clean Harbors, is seeking a Hydro Blaster/Field Technician to perform hydro-blasting and allied tasks on customer sites in a safety-conscious environment. Transitioning Military candidates are encouraged to apply as a path back to civilian life.

The role involves operating hydro-blasting equipment, ensuring compliance with safety policies, and supporting on-site and customer requirements. On-site work in the Florida region may involve long shifts and varied conditions.

Qualifications

• Safety-focused with adherence to company and customer policies.
• Experience with hydro-blasting equipment and related safety procedures.
• Ability to inspect surfaces for conformance to specs.

Responsibilities

• Safety representative for policies and procedures on site and with customer.
• Operate manual and automated hydro-blasting equipment as needed.
• Operate ultra-high-pressure pumps and related gear.
• Manage and monitor pumping and cleaning equipment on site.
• Verify work per customer specifications and company standards.
• Perform routine maintenance on site equipment.
• Supervise job setup, ensure customer requirements are met, and report to branch manager.

Skills

Safety compliance

Hydro blasting

Equipment operation

Emergency response

Driver's license

Job description

HPC-Industrial, powered by Clean Harbors, is seeking a Hydro Blaster/Field Technician to perform hydro-blasting and allied tasks on customer sites in a safety-conscious environment. Transitioning Military candidates are encouraged to apply as a path back to civilian life.

The role involves operating hydro-blasting equipment, ensuring compliance with safety policies, and supporting on-site and customer requirements. On-site work in the Florida region may involve long shifts and varied conditions.