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Munitions Demolition Operator
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A Hazardous Materials Worker assists with removing or storing hazardous materials from buildings or industrial or accident sites. Removes asbestos or lead from houses, or assists with moving and storing radioactive materials, or assists with clean up at a chemical spill.
$42,218 / year median in Kansas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Munition/Demolition Operator Duties and responsibilities: Duties include all areas of the munitions disposal and surveillance operations. Advises the supervisor immediately of any problems. Clear out buildings and remove or clean equipment as required. Work with brush, trash and debris from buildings and surrounding areas. Use dishwashers to clean off residual explosive materials. Responsible for general condition and utilization of warehouses and stock. Determines arrangement of storage to conserve space, reduce handling, insure accessibility and comply with safety regulations. Maintains master log on all hazardous waste material and makes reports and distribution. Loads and unloads hazardous waste material and stores in igloos or warehouses according to drawing specifications. Takes physical inventories of materials being destroyed. Checks material received for quantity and lot number. Performs assigned duties in the preparation of explosives demolition charges. Moves processed ammunition. Work may be near open powder and airborne particles such as pollen, ragweed, and other naturally occurring materials. Other duties as assigned. Coordinate and direct work activities To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account