Oil Processing

Role and Responsibilities:

• Running and maintaining the oil processor
• Loading and unloading tankers
• Schedule used oil pick-ups and new oil drop-offs
• Walk the tank farm and check for leaks and spills
• Monitor the tanks in the farm to make sure all gauges are working properly to prevent overflows.
• Pull totes for departments when needed
• Pull samples from tanks to test PCB Content
• Drain tanks farm of oily water and label totes
• Communicate with shipping and lab to arrange transfer of totes (totes may contain new oil, used oil, silicone, FR3, R-Temp, Mixed Oil)
• Tear down specific scrap units chosen for parts harvesting
• Maintain a clean teardown station
• Organize and maintain the used parts room
• Identifying dead stock and maintaining used part inventory
• Helping main parts room and/or main shop when all other tasks are complete
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Education Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED, required
• 1-2 years' experience operating heavy machinery, preferred.
• 1-2 years' experience working in a Warehouse environment.
• Excellent communication and listening skills.
• Safe work record, required

Additional Requirements:

• Mechanical background, preferred
• Experience with Oil, Tankers, preferred
• Experience with hand tools and power tools, preferred
• Cooperative attitude towards all internal and external customers
• Help team members with the work on site
• A dependable and strong work ethic and keeps safety 1st
• Professional language and conduct at all times
• The ability to lift 50lbs, preferred
• Must be able to climb a 30ft vertical ladder
• Attention to detail
• Punctuality

• Must be a self-starter, works with little supervision.
• Must be detail oriented and possess the ability to multitask.
• Previous inventory experience is a plus.
• Possesses ability to utilize Microsoft Office products (word, excel, outlook).
• Cooperative attitude towards all internal and external customers.
• Help team members resolve questions and help with the workload.