Complete light maintenance functions to ensure customers experience a clean, friendly, and maintained facility at high-flow diesel Sheetz store locations.
Compensation
Additional $1.50/hr. for working 10pm-6am
Responsibilities
Clean and maintain fuel dispensing units (entire exterior of equipment)
Respond to fuel spills by using proper spill materials and disposal methods
Restock supplies at fueling areas
Complete minor equipment calibration and repairs
Operate equipment centralized to high-flow diesel locations
Provide field work support on site-specific jobs to meet project goals safely and conscientiously while generating value and satisfaction to internal and external customers.
Compensation
Arcwood offers stability you can count on and opportunities to grow. We provide steady work, competitive pay, and above-market benefits that reflect the importance of what we do.
Responsibilities
Adhere to health and safety policies and processes
Prepare necessary supplies, tools, and equipment for transport to worksite
Clean and scrape inside, and assist with removal of, underground chemical storage tanks
Prepare waste for proper disposal
Provide demolition labor of contaminated buildings and land sites
Maintain environmental compliance with all applicable regulations and manage hazardous waste handling, storage, and disposal.
Responsibilities
Maintain environmental compliance with all applicable regulations including but not limited to AQMD, LACSD, CARB, RWQCB, DTSC, CERCLA, CUPA, DOT, EPA and other applicable California and federal regulatory agencies
Perform tasks related to HWCL regulatory hazardous waste handling, storage and disposal requirements
Monitor and manage levels of hazardous waste at each department’s satellite accumulation area
Perform waste determinations of new waste streams
Ensure all waste is properly labeled and stored according to its classification
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree; OR High school diploma, or equivalency certificate, with 4+ years of experience implementing and overseeing environmental, health and safety programs
Nice to have: Bachelor’s degree in engineering with an emphasis in environmental engineering
Nice to have: Experience in environmental field with 1+ years of environmental and regulatory compliance in a dynamic manufacturing environment
Nice to have: California regulatory and environmental compliance experience
Nice to have: Experience developing and maintaining air emissions permits under South Coast AQMD jurisdiction
Environmental Scientist responsible for Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, land reclamation, groundwater monitoring, sampling, and related field activities in Fort St John, BC.
Compensation
Expected compensation for this role is between $68,000-$85,000 annually.
Responsibilities
Historical data review and site inspections
Groundwater monitoring and sampling
Hydraulic conductivity testing
Surface soil and water sampling
Soil vapour sampling
Requirements
Diploma or Degree in Engineering, Geology, Agrology, Biology or Environmental Sciences
Perform industrial cleaning, site remediation, spill clean-ups, maintenance, and confined space entry in compliance with safety standards.
Safely operate and maintain equipment and vehicles, including vacuum trucks, hydro excavation rigs, and specialized tools.
Load/unload drums, totes, containers, and equipment from vehicles and job sites.
Handle, package, label, transport, and document hazardous materials and waste in accordance with regulations.
Conduct site assessments, use field instruments to monitor hazardous material levels, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Requirements
High school diploma
Nice to have: 40-hour OSHA training
Nice to have: hazardous material endorsement
Nice to have: previous experience in hazardous waste management
Perform industrial cleaning, site remediation, spill clean-ups, maintenance, and confined space entry in compliance with safety standards.
Safely operate and maintain equipment and vehicles, including vacuum trucks, hydro excavation rigs, and specialized tools.
Load/unload drums, totes, containers, and equipment from vehicles and job sites.
Handle, package, label, transport, and document hazardous materials and waste in accordance with regulations.
Conduct site assessments, use field instruments to monitor hazardous material levels, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Nice to have: 40-hour OSHA training
Nice to have: hazardous material endorsement
Nice to have: previous experience in hazardous waste management
Perform industrial cleaning, site remediation, spill clean-ups, maintenance, and confined space entry in compliance with safety standards.
Safely operate and maintain equipment and vehicles, including vacuum trucks, hydro excavation rigs, and specialized tools.
Load/unload drums, totes, containers, and equipment from vehicles and job sites.
Handle, package, label, transport, and document hazardous materials and waste in accordance with regulations.
Conduct site assessments, use field instruments to monitor hazardous material levels, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
Nice to have: OSHA training
Nice to have: hazardous material endorsement
Nice to have: previous experience in hazardous waste management
Support and lead environmental compliance projects, conduct regulatory research, write reports, support permitting, conduct site visits and surveys, and collaborate with a team.
Locations (2)
Austin, Texas, United States
United States
Compensation
The salary range for this position is $80,000-$90,000, commensurate with experience, and bonuses are offered for exceptional performance.
Responsibilities
Plan and execute technical projects
Conduct regulatory research
Write reports
Support permitting process
Conduct site visits and surveys
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science