Tank Cleaning Supervisor
prime time coatingsSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Responsibilities:
We are looking for someone who has previous hands-on experience in the tank cleaning industry and understands what it takes to handle a project from start to finish. The ideal candidate will have experience with shipyard, marine vessel, fuel, oil, chemical, industrial, or similar tank cleaning operations, including confined-space work and the safety requirements associated with this type of environment.
Qualifications:
The successful candidate will have significant autonomy to help develop this division, including:* Establishing the complete tank cleaning operation* Identifying required equipment, tooling, PPE, and support resources* Developing operating procedures and safety protocols* Recruiting, training, and managing tank cleaning crews* Managing confined-space entry and associated safety requirements* Establishing production expectations and job-costing procedures* Working directly with shipyard management, customers, subcontractors, and vendors* Ensuring projects are completed safely, efficiently, and profitably Experience We Are Looking For Candidates should have meaningful previous experience in more than one of the following:* Marine or shipyard tank cleaning* Industrial tank cleaning* Fuel or petroleum tank cleaning* Vessel or barge cleaning* Confined-space industrial services* Environmental or industrial cleaning operations*Technical Flushing of fuels, MRGs, and acid Flushing Previous supervisory experience is strongly preferred; however, we are particularly interested in individuals who truly understand the tank cleaning business and have the ability and ambition to build an operation. Knowledge of OSHA requirements, confined-space entry, respiratory protection, hazardous environments, gas monitoring, ventilation, waste handling, and industrial safety procedures is highly desirable.
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