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Groome Industrial Service Group is seeking motivated individuals to join our team and travel from our Kingston, GA to respond to service calls at power generation plants throughout the region. No prior experience is necessary—just a strong work ethic and willingness to learn.
This is a long-term career opportunity with room for advancement. Qualified individuals may have the opportunity to become licensed explosives blasters through our internal training and certification programs.
Groome Industrial Service Group, a nationwide leader focused on the future, provides specialty maintenance services nationwide for several industries including natural gas-fired power generation, coal-fired power generation, refinery, shipping, manufacturing, aviation, and municipal. Our unique turnkey services help reduce harmful emissions, improve plant performance, and extend the life of valuable industrial equipment and infrastructure. We are a people-centric organization with employees committed to safety, integrity, and accountability.
Groome Industrial Service Group is seeking motivated individuals to join our team and travel from our Kingston, GA to respond to service calls at power generation plants throughout the region. This role involves hands‑on training to de‑slag large utility boilers using controlled explosives. No prior experience is necessary—just a strong work ethic and willingness to learn. This is a long‑term career opportunity with room for advancement. Qualified individuals may have the opportunity to become licensed explosives blasters through our internal training and certification programs.
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