Ops Supervisor - Washout Facility

TAS Environmental Services LP•El Dorado, AR

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About The Position

TAS Environmental Services is seeking an experienced Operations Supervisor to oversee the safe, compliant, and efficient operation of its El Dorado washout facility. This hands-on supervisory position is responsible for daily facility operations, tanker and equipment washouts, hazardous and non-hazardous waste handling, wastewater management, employees, equipment, safety, and customer service. The supervisor leads the team and also performs washout, cleaning, waste-handling, and other facility activities when operational needs require. The role directs and coordinates facility operations, staffing, equipment, and workflow; supervises and performs industrial equipment washouts; and ensures waste and wastewater are managed in accordance with established requirements. It provides direct employee supervision, training, and coaching; supports customers and coordinates with internal TAS departments; and maintains equipment, supplies, documentation, housekeeping, and compliance. The position may involve hands-on use of pressure-washing systems, pumps, hoses, vacuum equipment, and other applicable tools.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least three years of relevant experience in environmental services, industrial services, waste management, tanker washout, transportation, chemical handling, or a related industrial environment.
Experience with tanker, container, or industrial equipment washout operations.
Experience handling hazardous and non-hazardous waste.
Working knowledge of SDSs, waste compatibility, labeling, segregation, manifests, and proper waste-handling practices.
Ability and willingness to perform physical washout and industrial cleaning activities alongside assigned employees.
Mechanical aptitude and working knowledge of pumps, hoses, pressure-washing systems, and related industrial equipment.
Effective communication, organizational, and basic computer skills.
Ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities in a fast-paced industrial environment.

Nice To Haves

Previous supervisory or lead experience in an industrial, environmental, transportation, or waste-management environment.
40-Hour HAZWOPER with current 8-Hour Refresher.
RCRA, DOT hazardous materials, confined-space, forklift, First Aid/CPR, and respiratory protection training.
Experience with industrial wastewater systems or permitted discharge operations.
Adaptability and flexibility to respond to changing business needs and unexpected situations.
Business acumen to understand and apply business principles strategically and effectively.
Problem-solving ability to identify, analyze, and resolve challenges effectively.
Execution skills to translate plans and strategies into tangible results efficiently.
People-management ability to manage employees, foster collaboration, create a positive work environment, and maximize productivity.
Needs-analysis ability to assess situations objectively and identify gaps, requirements, and opportunities.

Responsibilities

Direct and coordinate daily facility operations, staffing, equipment, workflow, and operational priorities.
Perform and supervise washout and cleaning of tankers, vacuum equipment, roll-off boxes, containers, and other industrial equipment.
Review product, waste, SDS, and available material information to determine appropriate cleaning and handling requirements.
Coordinate equipment staging, cleaning, inspection, turnaround, and release.
Maintain efficient workflow and meet established quality and customer service expectations.
Coordinate with Operations, Transportation, Dispatch, and other TAS departments regarding equipment and operational needs.
Maintain an organized, clean, and operationally ready facility.
Work alongside technicians and operators as workload and staffing require.
Operate pressure-washing systems, pumps, hoses, vacuum equipment, and other applicable tools.
Assist with waste transfers, loading and unloading, equipment setup, cleanup, and decontamination.
Participate in housekeeping and general facility maintenance.
Demonstrate proper work practices and provide hands-on training and direction to employees.
Ensure hazardous and non-hazardous waste is properly handled, segregated, stored, labeled, documented, transferred, and disposed of.
Review applicable waste profiles, manifests, SDSs, and supporting documentation.
Ensure wastewater generated through washout operations is properly collected, managed, treated, and/or discharged in accordance with established requirements.
Maintain compliance with applicable OSHA, DOT, EPA/RCRA, hazardous-material, wastewater, confined-space, and TAS safety requirements.
Ensure required PPE is available and properly utilized.
Exercise stop-work authority when unsafe conditions, unknown materials, incompatibility concerns, or environmental risks are identified.
Participate in incident investigations, near-miss reviews, inspections, and corrective actions.
Provide direct supervision, daily work assignments, and operational direction to assigned employees.
Train and coach employees on washout procedures, waste handling, equipment operation, safety, documentation, housekeeping, and customer expectations.
Monitor employee performance, productivity, attendance, and compliance with company procedures.
Address performance or conduct concerns promptly and reinforce accountability, communication, and safe work practices.
Serve as an operational point of contact for customers utilizing the facility.
Communicate service requirements, scheduling, equipment status, acceptance criteria, and turnaround expectations.
Work with TAS Operations and Sales to support customer retention and facility growth.
Inspect facility equipment and coordinate preventive maintenance and repairs.
Maintain adequate operating supplies, cleaning materials, and PPE.
Ensure work orders, service records, inspections, waste documentation, and other required operational records are completed accurately and timely.
Provide leadership with updates regarding workload, staffing, equipment, customer needs, waste inventory, and safety or compliance concerns.