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What they do
A Waste or Recycling Coordinator manages and promotes the recycling program in a community. Oversees drop-off sites and coordinates the transport of recyclable materials.
$58,072 / year median in Texas
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Job Purpose:
In-shop assembly of new construction pumps; assist with inventory related assignments as well as general shop related duties; assist with field service projects as needed. Key Accountabilities /Responsibilities:
- Must demonstrate knowledge of hand tools and basic production machinery.
- Must be willing to assist individuals from other departments in the area of but not limited to function testing, hydrostatic testing of pressure components and alignment of rotating equipment.
- Assembly and Disassembly of pumps in shop.
- Completion of comprehensive inspections of pumps and components.
- Identification of the cause(s) of mechanical/electrical pump failures & recommend corrective action.
- Daily maintenance of department's equipment and tools.
- Record and monitor each order's labor and material.
- Ensure and control safety and quality assurance at all times.
- Inventory functions, to include stocking, pulling parts, and conducting inventory audits under direction.
- Assembly of skid units and industrial equipment.
- Interpreting assembly drawings and measurements.
- Must possess good communication and organizational skills and be able to listen to others.
- May be required to assist service mechanics in field repair.
- Be environmentally conscious of work environment.
- Adhere to inventory control and other company procedures as applicable.
- Professional conduct at all times.
- Ensure proper placement and alignment according to drawings and instructions.
- Duties and responsibilities may be added, deleted, or changed at any time at the discretion of management, formally or informally, either verbally or in writing.
- Act reasonably to avoid hurting themselves and others.
- Perform the job in a way that meets all applicable laws, regulations and EHS requirements.
- Report immediately all hazards / incidents to their direct Manager/Supervisor, or Site EHS Representative (or designee) after realizing a work-related event has occurred.
- Exercise their freedom and ability to identify areas for improvement and to initiate, recommend, or provide solutions to EHS related issues.
- Complete all required EHS training courses.
- Follow environmental procedures related to waste disposal, spill response, and material handling.
- Properly segregate and label waste (hazardous, recyclable, general).
- Report environmental incidents (spills, leaks, unusual emissions) immediately.
- Use materials efficiently to minimize waste.
- Participate in environmental training and toolbox talks.
- Shut down equipment properly to reduce energy and water use.