Eco Solution is actively recruiting Chemical Transload Operators to join our Pittsburgh-area team. In this critical role you will be responsible for safely connecting, monitoring, and disconnecting chemical transfer systems to move hazardous and non-hazardous products between railcars, ISO containers, and tank trailers.

Our priority is flawless execution:

zero contamination, zero spills, and strict adherence to federal and company safety rules. Operational Execution

• Transfer materials: Safely load and unload bulk liquid or dry chemicals using hoses, pumps, valves and ancillary equipment.
• Position & secure equipment: Line up railcars, set handbrakes, and apply derails or chocks to prevent movement during operations.
• Set up safety protections: Place mandatory blue flags, track lockouts and other isolation devices prior to transfers.
• Monitor transfers: Record weights, volumes and temperature readings and control pump rates to prevent overfills.
• Sample products: Pull and document product samples in compliance with customer quality requirements. Equipment & Site Maintenance
• Inspect systems: Perform daily pre-operational checks on hoses, fittings, containment and transfer equipment.
• Report defects: Immediately document and escalate leaks, abnormalities or mechanical failures.
• Maintain cleanliness: Keep terminal areas, tracks and storage clean and free of hazards. Safety & Compliance
• Wear specialized

PPE:

Use respirators, Tyvek suits, gloves and fall protection as required.

• Follow regulations: Maintain 100% compliance with OSHA, EPA, FRA and DOT hazardous materials rules and company procedures.
• Respond to emergencies: Implement emergency protocols for spills, leaks or safety breaches. Qualifications & Requirements

Education:

High school diploma or GED.

Experience:

Previous chemical handling, rail yard, oil/gas or bulk logistics experience preferred.

Certifications:

Ability to obtain TWIC card and complete

HAZWOPER

training.

• Grooming & screening: Must be clean-shaven for respirator fit, pass pre-employment physical, drug screen and background check, and typically hold a valid driver[1]s license.

Physical Demands & Working Conditions Work is performed outdoors year-round in all weather. The role requires walking long distances on uneven ballast, climbing ladders up to 35 feet and lifting hoses up to 50 lbs. Shifts may include early starts, overtime and rotating weekend or night coverage based on train schedules. If you take pride in meticulous, safety-first work and want to be part of a team that moves critical materials without incident, we encourage you to apply.

Pay:

$25.00 - $30.00 per hour Expected hours: No less than 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off

Work Location:

In person