Hazardous Materials Removal Jobs
A Hazardous Materials Removal worker plays a crucial role in the construction industry by identifying, removing, decontaminating, and disposing of hazardous substances from construction sites. These substances can include lead, asbestos, radioactive waste, or other harmful chemicals that could pose a threat to human health and the environment. They use a variety of equipment to clean up or neutralize hazardous materials, maintain records of the materials they encounter and the methods used for their removal, and ensure all safety protocols are rigorously followed during the process.
Important skills for Hazardous Materials Removal workers include physical stamina, attention to detail, the ability to use a variety of tools and equipment, and excellent knowledge of safety procedures. They should also have strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work in potentially stressful situations. As per certification, they typically need to complete a 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (HAZWOPER) training. Before becoming a Hazardous Materials Removal, a person may have roles such as Construction Laborer, Waste Collector, or Environmental Technician. These prior roles offer practical experience in handling materials, understanding safety protocols, and managing waste which can be beneficial in a hazardous materials removal role.
Turner Industries is a fully diversified industrial contractor. We help move the world forward by providing responsive, innovative solutions designed to increase plant production, reduce costs,...
The Air Tech worker is responsible for working with asbestos, mold and/or other regulated waste removals while adhering to company policies and procedures regarding remediation and safety while...
Material removal work Ability to work productively in personal protective equipment throughout work shift in all weather conditions Ability to perform safety sensitive tasks Regular and predictable...
Material removal work Ability to work productively in personal protective equipment throughout work shift in all weather conditions Ability to perform safety sensitive tasks Regular and predictable...
Salary Not Available Position range in Kansas City, MO-KS Metropolitan Statistical Area $44k - $52k Per Year Asbestos Abatement Worker BRANDENBURG INDUSTRIAL SVC CO Occupation: Hazardous Materials Removal...
Hiring Multiple Asbestos Abatement Worker Pay: $25/hr-$34/hr depending on experience. Shift: Day shift Location: Ferndale, WA Job Description We are seeking a dedicated Abatement Worker to join...
Asbestos Worker Duties: Responsible for containment preparation which includes performing the following tasks: assemble scaffolding and seal off work area using plastic sheeting and duct tape....
The Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) for Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers, Local Union #26, will conduct a recruitment from April 1, 2025 through March 31, 2026 for...
Job Description Reporting to the Building Trades Supervisor, the Asbestos Abatement Worker will perform small Operation and Maintenance (O&M) related asbestos abatement for Facilities...
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Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Hazardous Materials Removal positions.
Highest Education Level
Hazardous Materials Removals offer the following education backgroundQualifications / Skill Sets
The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Hazardous Materials Removal position
- Glazing
- General Construction
- Scaffolding
- Blueprints
- Ceramic Tile
- Cost Estimating
- Boilers
- Drywall
- Restoration
- Remediation
- Pulling
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Installation
- Safety Management
- Hazardous Materials
- Estimating
- Assembly
- Affirmative Action
- Military Background
- Punctual
- Data Entry
- Events
- Employee Development
- Education Experience
- Regulations
- English
- Reporting
- Policy Development
- Teamwork
- Research Skills
- Organization
- Scheduling
- Communication Skills
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