Chemical Cleaning Supervisor

Clean Harbors•Phoenix, AZ

5h•Remote

About The Position

HPC-Industrial, powered by Clean Harbors, is hiring a Chemical Cleaning Supervisor to oversee industrial tank-cleaning operations at various customer locations. The supervisor plans, leads, organizes, and coordinates the daily work of two or more crews, ensuring compliance with site-specific safety requirements, client instructions, and company policies. The role includes oversight of equipment operation, operational efficiency, accurate and timely job documentation, and customer relations. The supervisor represents HPC-Industrial in maintaining ongoing working relationships with clients and may act as an Operations Manager or Branch Manager when requested. This is a remote, traveling position requiring travel within the region up to 90% of the time. The supervisor may operate equipment used in chemical cleaning, hydro-blasting, painting, blasting, and vacuum services; inspect and maintain equipment; train technicians and operators; and complete required paperwork.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in the industrial cleaning industry.
RCRA certificates.
Demonstrated knowledge, skills, and ability in people management.
Strong knowledge of operating equipment used in the service line.
Ability to comprehend written and spoken English.
Strong Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Excel skills.
Experience with Win Web (HPC Software).
Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
Valid driver's license and current certification as an authorized company driver.
Ability to travel within the region 90% of the time.
Job walks.

Nice To Haves

Prior supervisory experience.
Microsoft Access skills.
Mechanical aptitude and experience troubleshooting equipment.
TWIC card.

Responsibilities

Instruct, provide feedback to, direct, and assist crew members in completing work according to client requirements and company policies, practices, and procedures.
Enforce company employee policies and remove employees from a job when required.
Act as Operations Manager or Branch Manager when requested.
Review work orders and ensure required equipment is available and operational before starting a job.
Inspect equipment and the general work area before starting jobs, and correct deficiencies that could cause accidents, injuries, lost productivity, equipment damage, or conflicts with client requirements.
Inform clients about job status and client requirements as needed.
Perform preventative and corrective equipment maintenance when required.
Complete and submit appropriate paperwork, including service receipts, to designated management.
Train Technicians and Operators on equipment operation, service-line processes, and required paperwork.
Operate necessary service-line equipment, including chemical, hydro-blasting, painting, blasting, and vacuum equipment, in accordance with training and safety procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.