Dockside Foreman

The PMI Dockside Foreman must meet minimum prerequisites of the PMI Tank c\Cleaning Technician Job Description and perform the following essential functions:

1. Advise clients or customers
2. Climb ladders, scaffolding, or utility or telephone poles
3. Communicate technical information
4. Complete time or attendance forms
5. Drive automobile, van, or light truck
6. Enter time sheet information
7. Examine files or documents to obtain information
8. File or retrieve paper documents and related materials
9. Investigate customer complaints
10. Maintain equipment service records
11. Make decisions
12. Move or fit heavy objects
13. Plan or organize work
14. Receive customer orders
15. Use oral or written communication techniques
16. Use time management techniques
17. Work as a team member

PMI  Tank Cleaning Technician    (essential functions)                                             11/14/06

1. Climb ladders, scaffolding, swing ropes
2. Communicate technical information
3. Communicate visually or verbally
4. Complete time or attendance forms
5. Conduct or attend staff meetings
6. File or retrieve paper documents and related materials
7. Follow safe waste disposal procedures
8. Maintain records, reports, or files
9. Make decisions
10. Move or fit heavy objects
11. Obtain information from individuals
12. Plan or organize work
13. Prepare reports for management
14. Use health or sanitation standards
15. Use oral or written communication techniques
16. Use two-way radio or mobile phone
17. Work as a team member
18. Must use breathing respirator in confined spaces

Description
Cleans interiors , storage tanks, industrial processing tanks, remove emulsion and incrustations, using shovels, squeegees, brooms, scrapers, hoses, water, and solvents with proper Personal Protective Equipment: Drains tank, connects hose to water or steam lines, and sprays walls, roof, and bottom of tank to flush residue, such as oil, acid, grease, and sludge through tank openings. Scrapes and scrubs walls, using detergents, solvents, scrapers, and brushes to remove incrustations, scale, or deposits of oilfield drilling materials. Sweeps up debris and shovels sludge into buckets or other material containers. Removes chemical residues and other liquids from tank bottoms with squeegees or pump and suction hoses. May dry tanks with portable air-drying equipment. May test gas atmosphere content of tanks. May add specified chemicals to industrial tanks to maintain and replenish tank processing solutions. May be designated according to type of tank cleaned as Acid-Tank Cleaner

All PMI employees will follow all Production Management Industries safe work practices taught in orientation and practice these methods in the field.