Field Service Technician
spectrum environmental servicesAlabaster (AL)
Field Service Technician
Posted 17 days ago
spectrum environmental servicesAlabaster (AL)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Industrial Technician Spectrum Environmental Services, Inc. is a multifaceted company that offers industrial plant services, waste transportation and disposal, infrastructure/pipe services, and environmental consulting solutions to the customer's environmental challenges. Additionally, Spectrum provides select environmental products to support project needs. With headquarters in Alabaster, Alabama, near Birmingham, the Spectrum group of companies brings a high level of commitment toward quality and professionalism to every aspect of our projects.
About the role:
Spectrum Environmental Services, Inc., is seeking Industrial Technicians. This is an imperative role that will service Alabaster and the surrounding Birmingham areas. We provide ample opportunity for growth and advancement. We offer a competitive salary and sign-on bonus. As a team member with our company, you will handle the following projects:
- Hydro-blasting
- LancingPressure Washing
- JettingStorm Drain Cleaning
- Vacuum Truck Operations
- Emergency Response Clean-up Environmental Spill Clean-upIndustrial Tank Cleaning
- QualificationsValid Driver's License
- Willingness to work overtime
- Willingness to travel
- Willingness to work in an ever-changing environment
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
- Must be able to climb, bend and reach
- Must submit to and pass a background check and pre-employment drug screening
- Must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S.A.
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