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Lead 24/7 operations of feedhouse processes including dewatering, drying, grinding, cooling ... Ability to work in industrial environments including extended walking, climbing, and variable ...

Lead 24/7 operations of feedhouse processes including dewatering, drying, grinding, cooling ... Ability to work in industrial environments including extended walking, climbing, and variable ...

... dewatering systems, and related equipment. You'll work directly with customers both in the shop and in the field, serving as a trusted technical expert while helping keep critical operations running ...

... dewatering systems, and related equipment. You'll work directly with customers both in the shop and in the field, serving as a trusted technical expert while helping keep critical operations running ...

Programming / PLC Technician

Macedonia, IL · On-site

$23.42 - $29.58/hr

... dewatering, and power distribution systems. · Troubleshoot automation faults using ladder logic ... Typical Education & Experience · 2+ years of experience in industrial automation or mining ...

Programming / PLC Technician

Macedonia, IL · On-site

$23.42 - $29.58/hr

... dewatering, and power distribution systems. Troubleshoot automation faults using ladder logic ... Typical Education & Experience 2+ years of experience in industrial automation or mining controls ...

Programming / PLC Technician

Macedonia, IL · On-site

$23.42 - $29.58/hr

... dewatering, and power distribution systems. • Troubleshoot automation faults using ladder logic ... Typical Education & Experience • 2+ years of experience in industrial automation or mining ...

... and dewatering. * Own and deliver measurable performance against KPIs including safety, quality ... Ability to work in industrial environments including extended walking, climbing, and variable ...

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What does a dewatering operator do?

A dewatering operator is responsible for operating and maintaining equipment used to remove water from soil, sludge, or other materials, often in construction, mining, or environmental projects. They monitor gauges, adjust machinery, and ensure safety protocols are followed to achieve proper dewatering and prevent equipment failure.

How to dewater a job site?

Dewatering a job site involves removing excess water to create a dry work environment, typically using pumps such as submersible or centrifugal pumps. The process may include installing dewatering wells, sump pumps, or wellpoints, and requires proper planning to prevent groundwater infiltration and soil instability. Safety protocols and environmental regulations should be followed, and operators often need specialized training and equipment to perform effective dewatering.

What is the difference between Dewatering In vs Dewatering Out?

AspectDewatering InDewatering Out
Primary FocusRemoving water from construction sites or excavations before work beginsRemoving water from completed or ongoing projects to prevent flooding or water accumulation
Work EnvironmentConstruction sites, excavation areasConstruction sites, industrial facilities, water treatment plants
CertificationsOSHA safety training, excavation safety certificationsOSHA safety training, water management certifications

Both Dewatering In and Dewatering Out involve water management but differ in timing and purpose. Dewatering In focuses on removing water before construction or excavation, while Dewatering Out manages water after or during project completion to prevent issues like flooding.

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$25 - $28/hr

Full-time

Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 19 days ago


Job description

Description

Handex is on the move!


Are you ready to put your industrial hydraulic dredging skills to the test?


If your answer is yes, then let's talk. Handex is preparing  for new projects  and seeking Field Dredge Operators for our Industrial Services Team.


 As a Dredge Operator, you will be part of our Industrial Services Team, assisting with dewatering and processing operations at our client's site in Ringwood, IL.   Once project is completed, you will have an opportunity to be placed at other client locations in the North/Southeast and Midwest regions.


Handex Consulting & Remediation, LLC is a full-service environmental company focused on providing professional environmental consulting, remediation, construction and sludge dewatering services in the United States. Founded in 1968, we have over 58+ years of experience and have no intention of slowing down!


What will be my responsibilities?

  • Under the direction of the PM or site foreman, you will operate hydraulic/electrical, auger, or mechanical dredging systems for sludge removal in ponds, lagoons, and containment areas at assigned projects.
  • Set up, position, operate and maintain dredging systems (pumps, pipelines, floats, anchors).
  • Control dredge depth, swing, and production rates for efficient solids removal.
  • Assess sludge characteristics and adjust methods to maximize recovery and minimize water entrainment.
  • Coordinate with dewatering operations (centrifuge/filter press) to maintain steady feed.
  • Monitor flow rates, pressures, and solids concentration; adjust to meet production targets.
  • Manage discharge lines and production logs to ensure proper material transfer to downstream processes (volumes, conditions, equipment performance).
  • Learn and follow all safety protocols (confined space, lockout/tagout, site requirements) at all times.
  • Support mobilization/demobilization and keep work areas clean and organized
  • Accurately maintain and promptly process expenses and timesheets.
  • Consistently represent Handex in a professional manner while assigned to projects, collaborating effectively with teammates, and maintaining respectful and positive working relationships with the team.


Requirements

Skills needed for project success:

  • High school diploma/GED.
  • 1-3 years of experience operating hydraulic/electric dredge systems equipment to clean out basins, ponds and lagoons in an industrial environment.
  • Commit to project duration and work a 6-day work week and 12-hour shifts (day/night as needed). Flexibility with a rotational schedule and overtime until project completion.
  • Reliable vehicle is a must with a valid driver license in good standing as well as a Real ID or valid passport.  
  • Willingness to travel to client's project sites as required.
  • Comfortable being in an industrial setting both indoors and outside, confined spaces as well as being able to lift 50 lbs or more.
  • TWIC card required.  
  • OSHA 40 a plus.  If not will be required to take.
  • Excellent customer service skills, reliability and dependable along with a can-do attitude is a must.
  • Required to pass pre-employment background checks (physical/drug/alcohol/criminal).

Salary Range:$25.00 to $28.00 an hour plus OT.


Benefits of joining Handex:

  • Competitive compensation and travel expenses.
  • Excellent benefits, and 401(k).
  • Holiday and vacation time off.
  • Career and development opportunities.
  • Be a valued and respected member of the team.


Handex Consulting & Remediation, LLC is an equal opportunity employer.


To learn more about Handex, please view our website at www.hcr-llc.com