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The Field Service Foreman - Crew Lead supervises field technicians performing hazardous waste cleanup, emergency spill response, and site remediation tasks. The role requires ensuring compliance with OSHA and EPA safety standards, managing resources, and operating heavy equipment under strenuous physical conditions. This position emphasizes health and safety leadership, environmental protection, and emergency readiness in industrial and environmental service projects.

LDAR Technician for HPC-Industrial performs leak detection and monitoring at industrial customer sites using analyzers and electronic data recorders, including equipment calibration and leak tagging. Role requires physically demanding work in industrial environments (refinery, petrochemical, utilities, pulp & paper) with strict safety/PPE requirements, TWIC card, and preferred environmental/OSHA training. Position offers competitive pay, benefits, training, and career growth with emphasis on health & safety compliance.

Seeking a board-certified Pulmonologist with MD/DO and Virginia license for a locum tenens position at a family medical clinic. The role involves outpatient care with 12-15 patients per day, working 12-hour shifts from May to December 2022. The facility uses Epic EMR and there is no on-call responsibility; the pay rate is $300 per hour.

The Terminal Operator at Clean Harbors in Mahopac, NY is responsible for safely completing warehouse duties such as loading and unloading tankers, maintaining tank farm inventories, moving trucks, and testing oil samples. The role requires a high school diploma or equivalent and driving ability within the facility, while forklift and tank farm experience are preferred but not mandatory. Clean Harbors is a leader in environmental services focusing on hazardous waste management and oil re-refining, offering competitive wages and comprehensive benefits.

The LDAR Technician III monitors and maintains industrial equipment by detecting leaks and calibrating analyzers within facilities such as refineries and petro-chemical plants. The role involves physical labor in extreme conditions while adhering to strict safety protocols and regulatory compliance. HPC-Industrial emphasizes safety, career development, and benefits including health coverage and training opportunities for its employees.

Board-certified Anesthesiologist with MD/DO credentials licensed in Michigan, providing anesthesia care in a Level 2 trauma general medical and surgical hospital. Responsibilities include managing acute pain with peripheral nerve blocks, catheters, spinal and epidural anesthesia, primarily covering complex vascular, neurosurgery, and thoracic cases without open heart procedures. Work schedule involves weekdays and weekend shifts with medical supervision for approximately 10-15 surgical cases daily.

Field Services Technician I responsible for hazardous waste cleanup, site remediation, equipment decontamination, and emergency response duties including on-call rotations and extended work periods. Role requires physical labor, operation of light and heavy equipment, adherence to PPE and safety/OSHA protocols, waste sampling/profiling, and safe transport/loading of hazardous materials. Requires valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, ability to meet physical and medical/respirator standards, and willingness to travel and respond to emergencies.

Seasonal Hydroblast Technician responsible for operating and maintaining high-pressure water blasting and related equipment (including ultra-high-pressure pumps, vacuum trucks, and cutting gear) across multiple customer sites. Role emphasizes strict adherence to health and safety procedures, routine equipment maintenance, hazardous waste handling, emergency response/on-call availability, and regular overnight travel with rotating shifts. Qualifications include physical stamina, valid driver’s license, possible OSHA/TWIC certifications, background/drug/physical clearance, and vocational safety training.

The InSite Technician at Clean Harbors is an entry-level role focused on handling chemical waste through pickups, packaging, labeling, and spill response while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. The position requires operating equipment like forklifts, inspecting containers, and assisting with waste stream sampling. Employees receive comprehensive training, benefits, and growth opportunities within an environmentally focused company.

The Field Service Technician I performs hazardous waste cleanup, site remediation, equipment decontamination, and handles hazardous materials while prioritizing health and safety. The role involves operating heavy and light equipment, working in challenging environmental conditions, and complying with regulatory standards. This position requires physical labor, emergency response availability, and adherence to environmental health and safety guidelines.