Your Next Mission
Do you want a career where your CDL skills directly protect people, equipment, and the environment? As an Industrial Remediation Technician — CDL Tanker, you’ll operate specialized tools, respond to critical situations, and keep industrial sites clean and compliant. You’ll grow your credentials, master high-powered equipment, and move into leadership as you’re ready.
Role Focus
This position blends equipment operation with environmental fieldwork. You’ll be trained and trusted to:
- Run vacuum systems, pumps, and hydroblasters to remove, transfer, and clean industrial materials.
- Operate forklifts, man lifts, jackhammers, and other specialized tools to access work areas.
- Handle tasks such as spill response (chemical and water), tank and boiler cleaning, equipment decontamination, and hazardous/non-hazardous waste management.
- Complete DVIRs and equipment inspections; flag and escalate mechanical concerns immediately.
- Adhere to safety procedures and regulatory standards on every job.
- Maintain professional conduct and appearance at customer locations.
- Respond promptly to job assignments, on-call rotations, and emergency requests.
- Demonstrate AIS values—urgency, quality, integrity, and teamwork—and support a Culture of CARE by showing respect, collaborating, and addressing misaligned behavior.
- Work independently when needed and coordinate closely with supervisors and teammates.
Reporting
Reports to: Regional Manager
Qualifications You’ll Need
- Active CDL with Tanker endorsement; valid driver’s license and acceptable MVR.
- DOT medical exam clearance.
- Ability to pass required drug screening and criminal history/background checks.
- Capacity to operate vehicles and industrial equipment safely with limited supervision.
- High attention to detail; mechanical aptitude preferred.
- Experience in industrial, environmental, construction, or related fields preferred.
- Willingness to travel as needed—typically within a four-hour driving distance.
- Completion of company-paid training including 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER, Confined Space Entry (CSE), and other safety/equipment instruction.
Physical & Environmental Conditions
- Capable of sustained physical labor.
- Lift/carry approximately 50–75 pounds.
- Stand, walk, climb, bend, kneel, hoist, push, and pull for extended periods.
- Ascend/descend ladders, scaffolds, tanks, vessels, and similar structures.
- Enter confined spaces and work amid elevated noise levels.
- Work around chemical/physical hazards, including potentially hazardous, toxic, or corrosive substances.
- Wear respirators and PPE properly; maintain a clean-shaven face when required for respirator fit.
- Work shifts beyond eight hours as needed; remain available for emergency/on-call needs.
What You’ll Gain
- Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits
- Ongoing safety and technical training
- Hands-on experience with specialized industrial equipment
- Clear promotion pathway from technician to lead and supervisory roles
- Team-oriented environment committed to your success
Career Outlook
Build a rewarding path in industrial services, environmental cleanup, hazardous waste management, and specialty equipment operations. Gain certifications, deepen your technical expertise, and advance in a company that invests in your growth.
Valued Proficiencies
- DOT Medical Card
- Hazardous Materials
- OSHA 10-Hour Certification
- Truck Operations & Load Securement
- Current CDL License
- DOT & Equipment Inspection Compliance