GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Oversee and manage crews, ensure job quality and safety, complete required project documentation and train new employees.
OVERSITE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Oversee and manage crews during routine operations.
Ensure operational readiness of the crew and equipment. This includes conducting pre-operational checks on vehicles and conducting on-the-job training for employees.
Ensure and enforce compliance with all applicable safety rules and polices required by customer and Taplin Group LLC
Provide input for employee evaluations.
Inspect work in progress and completed work to ensure quality standards and customer expectations are met.
Ensure crews are provided with the necessary equipment (e.g. gloves, rain gear, tools, etc.) and maintain a record of such issues.
Conduct Job Safety Analysis.
Responsible for conduct and actions of assigned crew.
Coordinate equipment needs and issues with operations scheduling assistant or operations manager.
Operate Air monitoring equipment and maintain safety equipment while on a site.
Resolve on-the-job conflicts. Obtaining guidance from management when needed.
Maintain job specific documentation including work logs, time records, etc.
Remain on the on-call rotation
Provide feedback to operations manager and other management personnel to assist in improving operational quality and efficiency.
Support and comply with all components of the company’s safety program
These items are not meant to be exhaustive of responsibilities, duties or requirements. Additional tasks may be requested as needed to meet overall objectives of Taplin Group LLC.
FIELD DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Ability to operate all Industrial Cleaning equipment belonging to the company.
Load and prepare equipment for upcoming jobs. Unload equipment upon job arrival. Reload equipment upon job completion and unload equipment upon return to the shop. This includes lifting, carrying and pulling equipment of various size, shape and weight.
Set up and operate water blasting equipment including the 10K, 20K and 40K units. This requires carrying and setting up hoses weighing up to 50 lbs, standing for long periods of time and operating water blast guns weighing u to 20 lbs and generating pressures up to 40,000 psi.
Set up and operate vacuum trucks. This includes lifting, carrying and pulling hoses of up to 100lbs, climbing onto the unit (12’ high) for setup and minor maintenance, standing kneeling or bending for long periods of time.
Perform confined space entry in tanks, pits, trenches and other areas that may include climbing, standing and working in awkward positions.
Drive any and all vehicles as needed including those with manual and automatic transmissions.
Inspect, use and maintain various personal protection equipment including chemical protective suits, respiratory protections equipment, safety harnesses and air monitoring equipment.
Setup and operate various hand-held and hand-operated equipment including power tools, shovels, etc.
Work in a variety of work environments including chemical plants, fabrication plants, steel mills, hot and cold weather and noisy environments.
Responsible for his/her own on-the-job safety and work quality.
Drive waste hauling vehicles.
Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections in accordance with FMCSR guidelines.
Maintain hours of service logs (when required) accurately and up-to-date.
Identify and ensure write-ups of defective equipment on trucks.
Check all load-related paperwork prior to movement of load to ensure completeness and accuracy including Manifests, Bill of Lading, Land Disposal Restriction forms, etc.
Ensure proper placarding of waste hauling vehicle.
Ensure professional and safe operation of vehicles while on customer property and over the road.
Perform minor maintenance functions on trucks as needed while on the road.
