Hazmat Jobs

This full-time CDL B Driver role involves operating vacuum trucks within the Vacuum Truck Services team to deliver industrial cleaning and excavation solutions. Key responsibilities include safely performing hydro excavating, spill cleanup, and fluid hauling while maintaining detailed logs and adhering to strict safety and environmental compliance protocols. The position appeals to candidates seeking a career with a purpose-driven organization focused on sustainable solutions, offering a supportive culture with significant growth opportunities. The role includes comprehensive benefits such as paid time off, health plans, and retirement matching, and requires a valid Class B license with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements.

This regional truck driving role with J&M Tank Lines involves operating late-model tankers across the Southeast and Texas. The position requires a valid Class A CDL and at least 18 months of tractor-trailer experience, though no tank or hazmat endorsements are necessary. Key responsibilities include hauling dry bulk materials, maintaining vehicle safety standards, and adhering to a schedule that includes some weekend work. The role is appealing due to the company's long-standing family-owned heritage since 1948, which fosters a supportive culture with strong driver care. Drivers benefit from weekly home time, comprehensive insurance options, a 401(k) match, and paid training for tanker operations. The position offers a balanced lifestyle with competitive earnings and access to 24-hour dispatch support.

This regional truck driving role involves operating late-model tanker equipment for J&M Tank Lines across the Southeast and Texas. The position requires a valid Class A CDL and at least 18 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, though no tank or hazmat endorsements are necessary. Key responsibilities include hauling dry bulk materials, maintaining safety standards, and participating in paid orientation training. The role is appealing due to the company's long-standing family-owned heritage, weekly home time, and comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and 401(k) matching. Drivers benefit from strong support systems, performance bonuses, and a collaborative culture that prioritizes professional development and work-life balance.

This regional truck driving role involves operating late-model tanker equipment for a family-owned carrier serving the Southeast and Texas. The position requires a valid Class A CDL and at least 18 months of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, with no tank or hazmat endorsements needed. Key responsibilities include hauling dry bulk materials on regional routes that allow for weekly home time and participating in paid tanker training. The role is appealing due to the company's long-standing legacy, strong driver support with 24-hour dispatch, and comprehensive benefits including health insurance and a 401(k) match. The work arrangement offers a balance of regional runs with some weekend requirements, providing opportunities for professional growth within a supportive, family-operated environment.

This regional truck driving role involves operating late-model tanker equipment for J&M Tank Lines, a family-owned carrier serving the Southeast and Texas. The position focuses on hauling dry bulk materials with no tank or hazmat endorsements required, making it accessible to drivers with a valid Class A CDL and at least 18 months of experience. Key responsibilities include managing regional routes that allow for weekly home time, maintaining vehicle safety standards, and participating in paid training programs. The role is appealing due to the company's long-standing legacy since 1948, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) matching, and a supportive culture that prioritizes driver safety and work-life balance through 24-hour dispatch assistance.

This regional driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves operating flatbed trucks to transport building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience, with key responsibilities including securing preloaded and pretarped loads, performing safety checks, and maintaining equipment. The position is appealing due to the company's commitment to driver comfort and safety, featuring a fleet of new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, a favorable trailer-to-truck ratio to minimize wait times, and a dedicated home time schedule. Additional benefits include weekly pay, comprehensive health and retirement plans, and a supportive culture that prioritizes veteran employment and professional growth.

This regional flatbed truck driving role at Keim TS, Inc. involves hauling building products across dedicated lanes with a focus on efficiency and driver comfort. Key responsibilities include operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, managing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads to minimize manual labor, and maintaining safe delivery schedules. The position appeals to drivers seeking a supportive environment with a high trailer-to-truck ratio that reduces waiting time, along with access to modern equipment and top-tier mechanics. The role offers consistent home time, weekly pay, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and a culture that prioritizes safety and driver well-being.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license holder with at least one year of experience to operate new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, handling preloaded and pretarped loads without hazmat or Canadian routes. Key responsibilities include safe long-haul delivery, securing cargo, and maintaining vehicle condition. The position is appealing due to its dedicated home time, weekly pay, and a fleet of new equipment with a favorable truck-to-trailer ratio that minimizes wait times. Additional benefits include comprehensive health and dental coverage, a 401k plan with matching, and a supportive culture that prioritizes driver safety and comfort.

This regional truck driving role with Keim TS, Inc. involves hauling building products on flatbed trailers across dedicated lanes. The position requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience. Key responsibilities include managing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads, performing safety checks, and maintaining equipment while operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks. The role is appealing due to a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, a dedicated home time schedule, and a supportive culture prioritizing driver safety and comfort. Benefits include comprehensive health coverage, a 401K plan with matching, and paid weekly wages. The work arrangement is regional with no hazmat or Canadian routes, and the company provides new equipment annually along with a free rider program.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license and at least one year of experience, with key responsibilities including securing pre-loaded and pre-tarped loads and maintaining equipment safety. The position is appealing due to the company's commitment to driver comfort with new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, and a supportive culture offering dedicated home time and paid weekly wages. The work arrangement is regional, focusing on domestic routes without hazmat or Canadian travel, and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance, a 401k match, and a free rider program.

This regional flatbed driving position with Keim TS, Inc. involves transporting building products across designated lanes. The role requires a CDL-A license holder with at least one year of experience and focuses on hauling preloaded and pretarped loads without hazmat or Canadian routes. Key responsibilities include operating new Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks, managing cargo securing, and maintaining safety standards. The position appeals to drivers through dedicated home time, a high trailer-to-truck ratio that minimizes wait times, and a supportive culture featuring new equipment and top-tier mechanics. The work arrangement is regional, offering consistent routes and a collaborative environment for professional drivers.

This regional truck driving role involves operating late-model tanker equipment for J&M Tank Lines, a family-owned carrier serving the Southeast and Texas. The position focuses on hauling dry bulk materials with a requirement of two years of verifiable tractor-trailer experience, though no tank or hazmat endorsements are necessary. Key responsibilities include managing regional routes that allow for weekly home time, maintaining vehicle safety standards, and participating in paid training programs. The role is appealing due to the company's long-standing legacy since 1948, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) matching, and a supportive culture that prioritizes driver safety and work-life balance.

This regional truck driving role involves operating late-model tanker equipment for J&M Tank Lines, a family-owned carrier serving the Southeast and Texas. The position focuses on hauling dry bulk materials across regional routes with a requirement for two years of verifiable tractor-trailer experience. Key responsibilities include maintaining safe driving standards, adhering to inspection protocols, and utilizing 24-hour dispatch support. The role is appealing due to its weekly home time, comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and 401(k) matching, and a supportive culture that offers paid tanker training without requiring specific endorsements. The company emphasizes safety through its modern fleet and provides a stable environment for professional growth within a long-established organization.

This full-time Industrial Firefighter and Emergency Response Technician role is based at the BlueOval Battery Park in Michigan, supporting the historic transformation of the automotive industry. The position involves responding to fires, managing hazardous material incidents, providing medical aid, and conducting technical rescue operations within an industrial facility. Key responsibilities include operating specialized firefighting equipment, performing routine safety inspections, maintaining emergency apparatus, and leading incident command activities during high-risk operations. The role offers the appeal of working with an agile team in a culture that values trust, diversity, and leadership development. Candidates will engage in continuous learning and training while contributing to facility safety. The position requires flexibility to work rotating shifts, including day, night, weekends, and holidays, and is an on-site role.

This full-time Industrial Firefighter and Emergency Response Technician role is based at the BlueOval Battery Park in Michigan, supporting the historic transformation of the automotive industry. The position involves responding to fires, managing hazardous material incidents, providing pre-hospital medical aid, and conducting technical rescue operations within a high-tech facility. Key responsibilities include maintaining fire suppression equipment, performing routine safety inspections, leading emergency standby coverage for high-risk operations, and participating in incident command systems. The role offers the appeal of working with an agile team in a culture that values trust, diversity, and leadership development. Candidates will engage in continuous learning and training while contributing to a collaborative environment. The position requires flexibility to work across various shift schedules, including day, night, weekends, and holidays, with an initial training period featuring 8-10 hour shifts before transitioning to a 12-hour schedule.

The Chemical/Biological Instructor Technician role serves as a subject matter expert for military and civilian teams, focusing on training and operational support for search and surveillance missions. Key responsibilities include instructing personnel on the setup and operation of specialized C/B detection equipment, updating tactical procedures, and supporting real-world search operations in diverse environments including land, sea, and air. The position is appealing for its opportunity to work with advanced analytical technologies and contribute to critical national security missions. The role requires significant travel, availability for non-standard hours, and the ability to operate in austere, hostile conditions while maintaining high physical fitness standards.

The Senior Profit Center Office Administrator role supports the Compton, California location of Hajoca Corporation, a wholesale distributor of plumbing and industrial supplies. This position operates within a decentralized environment where the administrator manages the financial and administrative operations of a local profit center. Key responsibilities include overseeing accounts receivable and payable, managing vendor relationships, performing daily cash reconciliations, and ensuring compliance with company policies through internal audits. The role also involves training teammates on administrative procedures, handling customer inquiries, and managing new hire onboarding processes. This position is appealing due to Hajoca's people-centric culture that values integrity and trust, offering opportunities for professional growth through targeted training programs. Employees benefit from a comprehensive package including profit-sharing, health coverage, retirement contributions, and a supportive work environment that encourages collaboration and community involvement.