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Hazardous Waste Profiler
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Southwest Hazard Control
Tucson, AZ (In Person)
$57,500 Salary, Full-Time
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Job Summary We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Hazardous Waste Profiler to help waste services at Southwest Hazard Control (SHC). SHC is an environmental company that provides asbestos/mold/lead and hazardous waste disposal services in Arizona and New Mexico. The Hazardous Waste Profiler would work closely with the Hazardous Waste Manager. The position involves direct interaction with both clients and waste disposal facilities on a case-by-case basis and will require on-site visits. Responsibilities Work directly with clients to ensure their hazardous and non-hazardous waste is profiled, packaged, shipped and disposed of properly. Ensures proper documentation and handling of solid, liquid, non-hazardous/hazardous and mixed waste streams. Ensures compliance with applicable regulatory requirements associated with best safety, environment, inspection, packaging and transportation activities. Prepare waste profiles, manifest, and related paperwork. Work directly with disposal facilities to provide all necessary paperwork to ensure that the waste is handled and disposed of properly. Requirements 1-5 years prior work experience with a proven track record in the environmental industry. Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience with an emphasis on Chemistry and Technical Science. Strong knowledge and experience with handling, characterizing, packaging and/or transporting solid, liquid, hazardous and or mixed wastes. 40-hour Hazardous Waste and Emergency Operations (HAZWOPER) Certificate preferred. EPA's Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) training preferred.