Greer is an operating company rather than a broker: it holds the transporter permits, runs the equipment and does the characterization work in house. Most roles here are field, driving, laboratory or compliance roles, and the common thread is that the work is regulated and the paperwork matters as much as the lifting.
Hazardous waste is collected, packaged and moved under federal and state rules, on documents that follow the load and are kept for years. Field and driving roles carry training and certification requirements that go with that, and they are part of the job rather than a formality attached to it.
Current openings and how to apply are best confirmed with the head office directly. The phone number and address are below, and a message through the quote form will reach the right people if you say it is about a role.
Whatever your careers inquiry is, it reaches one of two places: Mobile, the head office, covering the western Gulf Coast and inland, or Tampa, covering the Florida peninsula and the Atlantic side. Distance decides which, not paperwork.
An unidentified drum is a bigger problem the longer it sits. Send a photo and a description — identifying it is the first thing we do anyway.