Elevate Workforce is looking for up to 20 TRAVELING Entry Level Industrial Laborers! Applicants will be required to take a 3 day course prior to starting their position.

MUST!

• Have previous industrial experience
• Have a TWIC card
• Be able to pass a hair follicle drug test
• Be able to pass a background check
• Have a valid ID that does not expire in the next 6 months

Pay: $14-$15/hr

Type: 3-5 months TRAVELING

Transportation and lodging will be provided

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• Technicians are required to complete the Qualifying Program before starting work. Level 1 Technicians are required to pass the course with a score of 70% or better.
• Must be able to pass a drug screen

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Assists with the implementation of worksite protection, by means of barricades, warning signs or cones.
• Assists in identifying all electrical equipment along with anything else that could be damaged from pressurized water.
• Confirms that all fitting and hoses have the correct pressure rating and are in good condition.
• Confirms that all nozzles are unplugged and in good operating condition.
• Applies appropriate anti-withdraw device and technique during line moleing operations
• Wears all required PPE correctly and takes action to replace PPE when it becomes damaged.
• Assists in flushing all hydro-blast components.
• Assists in verifying that all shotguns, foot pedals and or other control devices are operational and safe.
• Positions hoses in a neat and orderly manner to eliminate tripping hazards and damage to hose.
• Evaluate and maintain safe working platform.
• Takes action to remove any unauthorized personnel who enters a danger area.
• Confirms that any personnel entering the barricade area shall wear the required equipment.
• Identify and reports any leaks or malfunctioning equipment.
• Shall stop work: If a leak occurs, or equipment is damaged or malfunctions, if there is a change in conditions, or any new hazard is introduced.
• Cooperates with Team Leader and customers in carrying out assigned work.
• Reviews JSA and provides input on identifying hazards and controls.
• Follows all safe work habits in accordance with Company rules, OSHA regulations and customer requirements.
• Immediately reports and corrects any unsafe conditions.
• Communicates regularly with site supervision on progression of job and any complications that occur.
• Maintain a safe distance from other hydro-blasters (Minimum of 25’)
• Secures hydroblast gun until unit is shut down.
• Assist in the setup of vacuum operations.
• Occasionally responsible for manning Safety-T during vacuum operations.
• Performing vacuum operations using flex hose and hard pipe.
• Assists in securing connections between vacuum truck flex hose and hard pipe.
• Occasionally use shovels and pick to assist in operations.

SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:

• The TECH 1 must be trained for the type of hydroblasting operations to be conducted.
• The TECH 1 must be able to hold and control a 10,000-psi shotgun at pressure.
• Must be trained in all applicable areas where hydroblasting is performed (Confined space, fall protection, respiratory protection, etc.)

EQUIPMENT:

• Hydroblasters (4,000-10,000-20,000 up to 40,000)
• Vacuum Trucks (wet, dry and combo)
• Hydroblast hose (4,000-10,000-20,000 up to 40,000) with burst rating of 1.5 times of the intended working pressure.
• Vacuum components: flex hose, hard pipe, safety-T’s, duct tape, etc.
• Various hydroblasting components (Shot guns, lances-flex and rigid, mole lines anti-withdraw devices, UHP air hoses/ tumble box, foot pedals, hose shrouds, whip checks)
• Hydroblast PPE (wet suit, metatarsal foot protection, face shield, rubber gloves, full body hydro blast protection (Ultra-high/Turtle Suits).
• Various respiratory equipment
• Various type of Aerial Platforms and Man Lifts
• Common hand tools, common power tools
• Ladders and ropes, tarps
• Barrel/fuel pump
• Generator, Pressure Washers
• Personal protective equipment, including the following, but not limited to: Hard hat, safety glasses, full metatarsal rubber boots, safety harness, leather gloves, fire resistant coveralls, chemical resistant gloves, respirators, ear plugs, goggles, etc.

OTHER SKILLS:

The above description covers the principal duties and responsibilities of the job. The description shall not, however, be construed as a complete listing of all miscellaneous, incidental or similar duties which may be required from day-to-day.