Sandblaster - night shift
avantechColumbia (SC)
$19.00/hour
ApplyAbout the role
Industrial Sandblaster AVANTech, LLC solves some of the most challenging problems in the water industry – from being first responders to the Fukushima Nuclear Plant meltdown to implementing patented first-of-its-kind technology. AVANTech's goal is to improve the environment around us and support our clients with innovative sustainable water treatment solutions.
Who You Are:
The Industrial Sandblaster must have the ability to operate the sandblast booth and be able to follow design specifications.
A Day in the Life:
The Industrial Sandblaster must be able to work in confined spaces. Must have ability to analyze situation, diagnose the problem, and determine a solution. Flexibility and attention to detail. Commitment to superior customer service to both our internal and external customers. What Will Set You Up for Success: Preferred minimum of 2 -3 years of hands-on experience. Must possess valid driver's license. Ability to be flexible and responsive to changing business needs. Being mechanically inclined is beneficial.
Requirements:
Must be able to lift up to 50lbs, stand for extended periods of time, read and walk. Candidates must be able to pass drug test, physical and possible background check. Responsible for the safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous waste materials in compliance with federal, state, and company environmental regulations.
Benefits: Varied insurance offerings with company matching.
Job Type:
Full-time, non-exempt, hourly. Starting at $19.00/hour. AVANTech, LLC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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