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The CleanPack Chemist at Clean Harbors is responsible for safely handling, segregating, packing, and inspecting chemical waste in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. This customer-facing role works onsite at various facilities and ensures packaging and disposal meet environmental and safety requirements. The position offers career growth opportunities with extensive training and focuses on health and safety priorities while supporting environmental sustainability.

The Field Service Foreman supervises field technicians performing emergency spill cleanup, hazardous waste removal, and site remediation while ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. This role involves physical labor, equipment operation, and managing large-scale environmental service projects. The position requires leadership skills, heavy equipment experience, and the ability to respond to emergency situations.

The Hydroblast/Field Technician operates high-pressure hydroblasting and chemical cleaning equipment to assist with industrial cleaning and water treatment at various customer sites. This role emphasizes strict adherence to health and safety policies while performing equipment maintenance and client relations tasks. The position requires vocational training, safety certifications, and physical capability to work in challenging environments such as confined spaces and heights.

The LDAR Technician I is responsible for monitoring and detecting leaks using specialized analyzers and data recorders within industrial facilities such as refineries and petro-chemical plants. The role requires adherence to strict health and safety protocols, equipment calibration, and physical labor under extreme environmental conditions. This position offers competitive wages, career development opportunities, and comprehensive benefits in an industrial cleaning and environmental services company.

Field IS Technician responsible for hazardous waste cleanup, site remediation, hydroblasting, vacuum truck operation, equipment decontamination and disposal of hazardous/non-hazardous materials. Role requires heavy physical work, operation and maintenance of industrial cleaning equipment, emergency response availability, travel, and compliance with safety, drug screen and background checks. Employer provides training, benefits, 401(k), and career development; OSHA/TWIC and valid driver’s license may be required.

Operate and maintain industrial centrifuges and ancillary equipment (decanter centrifuges, belt presses, filter presses, pumps, conveyors) to process waste, perform daily checklists and paperwork for waste tracking, and ensure safety and standard operating procedures are followed. Duties include unloading incoming waste trucks, securing containers, operating pressure washers, and performing other site tasks as assigned. Role requires basic vocational training, ~6+ months centrifuge experience preferred, English proficiency, valid driver’s license, ability to lift 50 lbs, and possible TWIC credential.

The Hydroblast Technician operates and maintains high-pressure water blasting and vacuum equipment across multiple customer sites, ensuring safety and quality in industrial cleaning operations. The role demands physical effort, travel, rotating shifts, and compliance with health and safety regulations. The technician also performs routine maintenance and supports emergency response activities while maintaining positive client relationships.

The Emergency Response Marine Supervisor leads and coordinates daily service line crew operations, ensuring safety compliance, equipment maintenance, and timely documentation. The role involves supervising emergency response activities, hazardous materials handling, and training technicians in marine environmental services. The position requires travel, physical work in confined spaces, and adherence to environmental and safety regulations.

The Environmental Technician I at HPC-Industrial supports industrial cleaning and waste management services by operating mechanical equipment such as centrifugal pumps and performing maintenance and inspection tasks. The role emphasizes safety compliance, equipment handling, and assisting with industrial waste treatment in a plant environment. Candidates should have at least two years of relevant experience, physical capability for manual labor, and safety training certifications.

The CleanPack Chemist at Clean Harbors is responsible for safely handling, segregating, packing, and inspecting chemical waste in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. This customer-facing role works onsite at various facilities and ensures packaging and disposal meet environmental and safety requirements. The position offers career growth opportunities with extensive training and focuses on health and safety priorities while supporting environmental sustainability.