Chemical Cleaning Driver Class A

CleanHarbors•La Porte, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

HPC-Industrial, powered by Clean Harbors, is hiring a Class A CDL Driver for its team in Deer Park, Texas. This is more than a driving job: the role combines commercial driving with industrial chemical-cleaning work in plant environments and alongside diverse equipment. The driver may need to travel overnight or for extended periods, and must respond to emergency calls at any time if called upon. The position involves safely transporting hazardous materials, maintaining required driving credentials and DOT records, and operating and monitoring cleaning equipment. Work may take place around heavy machinery in loud, hazardous, hot, or cold environments, as well as in confined spaces and at high elevations. HPC-Industrial describes its work as safety-focused and offers training and career development opportunities.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Class A CDL with Hazmat endorsement.
Valid driver’s license or identification card.
Transportation to and from work.
Ability to travel for extended periods.
Ability to respond to emergency calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, if called upon.
Ability to work for extended periods in confined spaces, extreme temperatures, and at high elevations.
Ability to perform duties in accordance with training and standard operating procedures.
Ability to understand and follow specific procedures and directions.
Physically capable of performing all assigned duties and responsibilities.
Ability to lift, move, and handle up to 50 pounds.
Ability to stand and/or walk continuously for extended periods when necessary.
Ability to climb, bend or stoop, and kneel continuously.

Nice To Haves

General labor experience.
Experience in chemical cleaning.

Responsibilities

Arrive on time and fit for duty.
Travel overnight or for extended periods as business needs dictate.
Keep the driver’s license, medical card, and Hazmat endorsement current.
Maintain daily DOT logs using an electronic logging device (ELD).
Follow DOT rules and regulations and hours-of-service requirements.
Report roadside inspections to management immediately and before continuing the trip.
Properly placard vehicles transporting hazardous materials.
Keep issued personal protective equipment on hand and in good condition when transporting chemicals.
Secure loads accurately before each trip.
Safely handle and mix chemicals.
Inspect equipment, hoses, pumps, hose connections, chemical circulators, and the general work area before starting jobs.
Inform a supervisor of deficiencies that could cause accidents, injuries, or lost productivity.
Set up and operate cleaning equipment, including pumps, hoses, and circulators, according to job schematics, training, guidelines, and safety procedures.
Monitor equipment during circulation for integrity and efficiency.
Follow safety policies and practices, including wearing personal protective equipment.
Perform other duties as assigned.