Hazardous Waste Technician, LFP Cell Manufacturing

Posted 6 days ago

teslaSparks (NV)

Hazardous Materials Removal Workers Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

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About the role

Universal Waste Technician Tesla is looking for highly motivated Universal Waste Technicians to perform a variety of duties relating to the identification, collection, transportation, processing, packaging, and preparing of recyclable materials, non-hazardous and universal wastes for storage and disposal. The ideal candidates are excellent communicators, self-driven and work well with cross-functional teams. The ideal candidates must also take pride in their analytical abilities, operational mindset, organizational skills and attention to detail.

Responsibilities: Oversee the collection, packaging, labeling, testing, storing, transporting and disposal of recyclable materials, non-hazardous and universal wastes in accordance with applicable federal and Nevada regulations Inspect and maintain universal waste satellite accumulation and central accumulation storage areas Provide emergency spill response and cleanup Perform decontamination and equipment cleaning Ensure proper packaging of universal waste to maintain DOT compliance Conduct pre-load preparation and Bill-of-Materials generation

Requirements: Perform collection of hazardous waste containers from commissioning/manufacturing processes, as required 3+ years of experience in high tech industry or similar manufacturing operations environmentHAZWOPER, DOT, RCRA generator training Ability to work efficiently and effectively under pressure Ability to operate mobile equipment such as forklifts, electric pallet jacks and carts Ability to effectively interface with cross functional teams

Essential Physical Demands: Ability to up to lift up to 50 pounds ongoingly Able to perform extensive standing, walking, climbing and lifting Must be able to wear a respirator and pass medical examination to perform the job

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