|
A Hazardous Materials Removalist identifies, removes, packs, transports and disposes of hazardous materials. A Hazardous Materials Removalist deal with asbestos, lead-based paint, waste oil, fuel, radioactive materials, and medical waste. Hazardous Materials Removalists require training and certification in order to operate. A Hazardous Materials Removalist may be required to use earth-moving equipment or trucks.
Common duties of a Hazardous Materials Removalist include:
- load and unload contaminated materials into containers
- operating machinery to remove, package, store or transport waste materials
- keep accurate records of materials and condition of sites and waste disposed
- organise and track the locations of hazardous materials
- wear protective clothing and equipment to ensure safety
- follow prescribed safety procedures and comply with federal laws regulating waste disposal
- identify asbestos, lead, and other hazardous materials requiring removal using monitoring devices
ISMYCV can help you create an outstanding Hazardous Materials Removalist cover letter and resume.
|