The Household Hazardous Waste Technicians work in a team environment and independently using judgment, and initiative in operation of  the Permanent Household Hazardous Collection Facility (PHHWCF). This position requires a working knowledge of hazardous materials management and governing federal and state regulations. The HHW Technician has a primary role in operating at a PHHWCF and THHWCF and may experience extended exposure to conditions that require Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) including, but not limited to, skin and respiratory protection.Pay starts at $22 an hour.Primary Responsibilities: <ul><li>Opening and closing a PHHWCF on Saturdays or working at a THHWCF. </li><li>Unloading hazardous waste from customers' vehicles. </li><li>Segregating wastes by hazard classification. </li><li>Using  hazardous categorization test methods to characterize unknown waste and determine hazard classification. </li><li>Bulking liquid hazardous and non-hazardous waste (used motor oil and antifreeze. </li><li>Packaging hazardous and non-hazardous (latex paint) waste for onsite storage and eventual transport for offsite disposal or recycling. </li><li>Labeling waste containers. </li><li>Completing inventories of wastes stored onsite.</li></ul>Pay rate $22.00 hourly

We believe in doing what is right - for our customers, our people, our communities and the environment. Our Clean Earth division provides essential processing, treatment, disposal and recycling solutions for a wide range of complex, highly recurring waste streams such as hazardous and non-hazardous waste, contaminated soil and dredged material. Our Harsco Environmental division is the premier provider of material processing and environmental services to the global steel and metals industries, pursuing a circular economy by giving byproducts a new purpose. We deliver solutions for a changing world, and our commitment to sustainability is rooted in our past and will define our future. Our vision is for Enviri Corporation is to be a global leader of environmental solutions in the markets and industries we serve.

Environmental Technician HHW

The Household Hazardous Waste Technicians work in a team environment and independently using judgment, and initiative in operation of&nbsp; the Permanent Household Hazardous Collection Facility (PHHWCF). This position requires a working knowledge of hazardous materials management and governing federal and state regulations. The HHW Technician has a primary role in operating at a PHHWCF&nbsp;and THHWCF and may experience extended exposure to conditions that require Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) including, but not limited to, skin and respiratory protection.Pay starts at $22 an hour.Primary Responsibilities:&nbsp;<ul><li>Opening and closing a PHHWCF on Saturdays or working at a THHWCF.&nbsp;</li><li>Unloading hazardous waste from customers' vehicles.&nbsp;</li><li>Segregating wastes by hazard classification.&nbsp;</li><li>Using&nbsp; hazardous categorization test methods to characterize unknown waste and determine hazard classification.&nbsp;</li><li>Bulking liquid hazardous and non-hazardous waste (used motor oil and antifreeze.&nbsp;</li><li>Packaging hazardous and non-hazardous (latex paint) waste for onsite storage and eventual transport for offsite disposal or recycling.&nbsp;</li><li>Labeling waste containers.&nbsp;</li><li>Completing inventories of wastes stored onsite.</li></ul>Pay rate $22.00 hourly&nbsp;

Environmental Technician HHW

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