Dredging & Dewatering Technician

KBL Environmental

22h•Onsite

About The Position

The Dredging and Dewatering Technician with KBL Technical Services is responsible for operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting equipment used in dredging and dewatering operations. This role involves performing hands-on tasks to remove sediment, sludge, and water from bodies of water, industrial sites, wastewater treatment facilities, construction projects and lagoons for the oil and gas sector. The technician ensures efficient and safe operation of dredging and dewatering systems while adhering to environmental regulations and safety standards.

Requirements

Have experience in dredging or dewatering operations, solids control and process knowledge
Must have knowledge of centrifuge ( large bowl) and dredging equipment with a good mechanical aptitude, and a good understanding of hydraulic systems.
Demonstrates solid mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills, ensuring safe operation and upkeep of equipment.
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and standing for extended periods of time while working outdoors in all elements
Valid drivers license
Willingness to travel to locations across Western Canada on a shiftwork rotation

Nice To Haves

Experience in dredging or dewatering operations, is beneficial

Responsibilities

Assist in setting up dredging and dewatering systems, including pipelines, hoses, and containment systems, according to project specifications.
Operate, run and monitor dredging machines and dewatering systems—pumps, dredges, centrifuges, and filter presses—to remove sediment, sludge, and water from work sites.
On site testing is needed to ensure that we are reaching the maximum performance of the equipment and customer expected results.
Carry out basic maintenance, inspections, and repairs to keep all dredging and dewatering equipment working properly at peak efficiency and reduce downtime.
Follow all safety rules, use proper personal protective equipment (PPE), and make sure work meets safety standards.
Follow KBL environmental guidelines to reduce impact on the surrounding area, including proper handling and disposal of dredged materials and wastewater.