Materials Processor 'S'

Tampa Electric Company•Tampa, FL

16h•Onsite

About The Position

This position supports functions related to the Investment Recovery operation by providing repair, refurbishment, reuse and salvage of idle and surplus inventory and equipment. The Materials Processor is a starting level position in Energy Delivery Investment Recovery. Must perform all duties following the safe work practices and procedures set forth by the company.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent.
Must possess a valid CDL “D” (or higher) driver’s license, or possess successful completion of the CDL Class “A” written exam, with 90 days to pass the driving portion and obtain the full CDL Class “A” license.
Successful completion of OSHA-required 24 hours of HAZWOPER training and certification required within the first 6 months of start.
Tractor-trailer driving, forklift, industrial, chemical, or heavy mechanical work experience is required.
Must be able to pass a pulmonary function test, and be able to wear a negative pressure respirator for extended periods of time.
Responding to storms will be considered a condition of employment.

Nice To Haves

Basic computer skills (for use with email system and work management system).

Responsibilities

Operates company vehicles, equipment, machinery, and tools to include, but not limited to, fork lift, boom truck, prentice loader, tractor trailer, back-hoe, baler, vibratory polisher, glass bead machine, hydraulic cable cutter, hydraulic shear, welder, reel-o-matic, scales, cutting torch, grinder, drill, and saws.
Knowledge of company materials and material handling to include, but not limited to, analytical understanding of scrap and return to stock processes; loading and unloading methods with respect to wood poles, transformer oil, transformers, and bulk material loading/unloading with use of rigging devices; basic understanding of scraping and recycling efforts including, scrap metal, wire/cable, and cardboard.
Testing and repair abilities of material and equipment to include, but not limited to, streetlight, lightning arrester, lamp/bulb, relay, pole line hardware, and minor tool repair.
Knowledge of safe work practices and general housekeeping with respect to shop cleaning and material/tool storage.
Knowledge of hazardous material handling and knowledge of EPA regulation including PCB/PCBC handling and clean up, and RCRA/SPCC standards.
Respond to emergency and scheduled overtime.
Serve as crew leader as required, completing necessary paperwork (material forms, time sheets, etc.).