Industrial Technician (Entry Level)

Industrial Technicians hydro-blasting, vacuum work, and associated labor in outages, shutdowns, turn arounds and general maintenance scopes. The work takes place in advanced manufacturing and power generation facilities throughout the US. This opportunity will be primarily working in the Maryland area but may also require traveling to the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware states for overnight work.

• Must safely perform general labor, as required, including but not limited to shoveling, raking, using pickaxe, using hand and/or power tools, carrying buckets, picking up trash, and wiping surfaces.
• Must understand and use proper personal protective equipment for industrial vacuum jobs.
• Must identify and property use vacuum truck equipment and components.
• Must properly setup or assist in setting up vacuum projects.
• Must perform vacuum operations using flex hose and hard pipe.
• Must use best safety practices relative to industrial vacuum work.
• Must operate Safety-T during vacuum operations.
• Must understand and use proper personal protective equipment for hydro-blasting jobs.
• Must identify hydro-blasting equipment and components.
• Must properly setup or assist in setting up hydro-blasting projects.
• Must identify and properly rig anti-withdrawal devices.
• Must use best safety practices relative to hydro-blasting.
• Must work in confined spaces as required by project.
• Must work from heights greater than four feet wearing fall protection PPE as required by project.
• Must follow proper lock out/tag out procedure.

• There are no minimum requirements to apply for the position of entry level.
• Travel maybe required, sometimes for extended periods of one week, to perform this work.
• Must provide satisfactory results of a pre-employment drug screen.
• Must provide satisfactory results of a pre-employment background check.
• Must complete the Atlas Qualifying Program with a score of 70% or better.