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Marine Debris Skimming Technician
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Sims Metal USA
Jersey City, NJ (In Person)
$60,320 Salary, Full-Time
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Marine Debris Skimming Technician Sims Metal USA Jersey City, NJ Job Details $28 - $30 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications Surface water Employee onboarding Records maintenance Post-trip inspection protocols Removing debris Outdoor work Boat handling Safety regulations Environmental legislation Water transportation equipment maintenance Environmental compliance Route planning High school diploma or GED Maintenance activity documentation Team training Environmental law compliance support Training machine operators New hire orientation Water quality monitoring Safety standard operating procedures Routine maintenance projects Communication skills Environmental safety protocols Pollution regulations Entry level Precepting Full Job Description A day on the water in Jersey City, NJ Sunup finds you on the dock, running pre-trip checks on the skimmer, reviewing the route, and syncing with the crew. Once you push off, you navigate local waterways, scan the surface, and collect floating debris and pollutants to keep channels clear and communities safe. Throughout the shift, you log activities, watch for changes in water quality, and follow safety and environmental protocols. Back at the pier, you complete post-trip maintenance, update records, and share observations that improve tomorrow's plan. You also lend a hand in onboarding new teammates, showing them how to operate equipment safely and effectively. What you'll handle Operate and care for boat skimmers to remove debris and pollutants from area waterways. Track water conditions and promptly report environmental issues to management. Complete routine inspections and maintenance on skimming equipment. Work with the team to refine routes and skimming strategies for maximum impact. Document daily operations and maintain accurate activity logs. Follow safety regulations and environmental guidelines at all times. Assist with training new staff on equipment use and safety protocols. What you bring High school diploma or equivalent; related certifications are a plus. Hands-on experience operating boats or comparable marine equipment. Solid grasp of environmental regulations and waterway management practices. Comfort working both independently and collaboratively. Strong communication and problem-solving abilities. Physical stamina and readiness to work in a range of weather conditions. Valid boating license and knowledge of local waterways preferred.