Technician Specialty Services

Clean Harbors•Sinclair, WY

15h•Onsite

About The Position

HPC-Industrial, powered by Clean Harbors, is hiring a Specialty Technician in Sinclair, Wyoming. The role supports vapor-control operations, including operating thermal oxidizers, vapor combustors, and carbon vapor-control systems. Technicians receive on-the-job training as needed to operate and maintain equipment safely and effectively. The position includes equipment setup and movement at job sites, monitoring emissions from frac tanks and refinery equipment, maintaining and calibrating analyzers, managing carbon and liquid media, completing records and paperwork, and carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance. The role also involves training technicians and operators, operating vehicles and equipment, and following safety procedures and DOT hours-of-service guidelines. Approximately 70% out-of-town travel is estimated, with project durations typically ranging from one to three weeks. The work may also involve tank cleaning, operations, and waste handling, including operating industrial pumps and related equipment, mechanical isolation, removing tank waste, transferring hazardous and non-hazardous waste, and preparing tank surfaces for specified cleaning or inspection standards. The working environment includes on-call availability, varied shifts, outdoor work in extreme temperatures, high-noise areas, and confined spaces.

Requirements

Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) required before interviewing and hiring.
Valid state-issued driver's license, clean driving record, and reliable transportation for local work within a 60-mile radius.
Must comply with MVR, drug, background-checking, and DOT physical requirements.
Must possess required I-9 documentation.
Must be able to report on time and prepared for work.
Ability to lift and carry at least 50 pounds, climb ladders or scaffolding, and bend or crawl through tight manways, typically 18–24 inches wide.
Must pass a medical evaluation and pulmonary function test to wear tight-fitting respirators.
Must be comfortable working outdoors in extreme temperatures, high-noise environments, and confined spaces.
Must be available on call 24/7 and able to report to work within one hour of notification.
Must be able to work various shifts as needed.

Nice To Haves

Basic Safety Council Reciprocal Card.
At least one year of plant work experience.
At least one year of experience operating thermal oxidizers and/or liquid scrubbers.
40-hour HAZWOPER certification.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.
Confined Space Entry/Rescue certification.

Responsibilities

Maintain and calibrate analyzers and keep clear, accurate maintenance and calibration logs.
Move and set up equipment at job sites.
Monitor emissions from frac tanks and other refinery equipment under HPC Industrial care.
Review applicable paperwork and ensure it is completed properly.
Track carbon change-outs and usage and manage liquid media on site.
Operate HPC vehicles and equipment.
Inspect equipment and the general work area before starting jobs, correcting deficiencies that could cause accidents, injuries, lost productivity, equipment damage, or conflicts with client requirements.
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on equipment as needed.
Complete required paperwork and provide prompt, efficient feedback on paperwork and MSS forms.
Train technicians and operators on equipment operation, service-line processes, and required paperwork.
Operate vapor-control service-line equipment according to training and safety procedures.
Follow the Safety 3-6-5 Safety System and applicable DOT hours-of-service guidelines.
Maintain accurate logs and compliant calibration records.
Respond promptly to instructions and report to work on time and prepared.
Set up, operate, and maintain industrial pumps, high-pressure water hydroblasters, explosion-proof blowers, vacuum trucks, and non-sparking tools.
Perform mechanical isolation by installing line blinds or pancakes and disconnecting product lines.
Remove sludge, chemical scale, tank bottoms, and liquid waste from tank interiors, wall plates, sumps, and internal floating roofs.
Stage, label, and transfer hazardous and non-hazardous waste into designated vacuum trailers, roll-off boxes, or drums in accordance with environmental regulations.
Clean tank surfaces to specified standards, such as hot-work ready, product-change clean, or API 653 inspection ready.
Inspect hoses, fittings, grounding and bonding cables, and ventilation equipment before daily shift deployment.