Job description
About Asbex Environmental Contractors
Founded in 1989, Asbex has quickly grown to become the Ottawa region's leading environmental contractor. Asbex Environmental Contractors' top quality services have allowed us to develop a high level of expertise in abatement services. Having successfully completed over 10,000 projects in the last 20 years, Asbex is committed to excellence.
Why Asbex Environmental Contractors?
At Asbex, we take safety and compliance very seriously. We invest heavily in advanced training programs for all of our staff and workers. Our asbestos technicians are trained to a standard that meets and exceeds all Provincial and Federal standards. Our highly trained technicians are able to complete difficult projects in a timely manner. Our seamless integration into commercial and residential projects has set Asbex apart from our competition by minimizing the complications of working with hazardous materials.
Responsibilities:
Follow a set of procedures to control the release of, or remove, asbestos fibers from asbestos-containing materials. Pay and benefits will be paid in line with the Local 200 IUPAT Collective Agreement.
Qualifications and Requirements
If you have the passion, skills and experience that Asbex is seeking, we invite you to apply online. Asbex Environmental Contractors is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes all qualified candidates.
Note: Criminal checks will be required of the successful candidate prior to hiring and is an ongoing requirement for Security Clearances.
Asbex is committed to providing accommodations for applicants with disabilities during all parts of the hiring process, upon request. If contacted, please advise us if you require any accommodation.
Asbex Environmental Contractors, a Division of Asbex Ltd. focuses its efforts on the growth and development of Indigenous People in the construction industry and encourages Indigenous People to self-identify when applying to any job opportunities so we may support them.
Thank you to all applicants in advance. We will be in contact only with those selected for an interview.
Note that wages are paid in line with the collective agreement.
Hazardous Material Workers Trainees:
Up to 900 hours worked (All benefits, vacation pay, except pension): $23.54/hour
901 to 1800 hours worked (All benefits, vacation pay, except pension): $28.39/hour
1801 - 3600 hours worked (All benefits, vacation pay, except pension): $33.21/hour
Job Types: Part-time, Full-time, Temporary
Salary: From $23.54 per hour
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