Nehlsen Industrieservice GmbH & Co. KG | Germany | 2xxx Bremen | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 04.11.2026 on stepstone.de
Chemical Waste Treatment and Hazardous Materials Specialist (m/f/d)
We, the Nehlsen Group, are a high-growth company with around 3,800 employees at over 80 locations. As a future-oriented and environmentally conscious family business, we offer innovative and modern services in all areas of recycling and waste management, cleaning and logistics. Become part of our team at Nehlsen Industrieservice GmbH & Co. Projektleiter (m/w/x)
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Trans-site activities in the treatment of solid and liquid waste Operation of our plants, including the chemical-physical treatment plant Grouping and sorting of hazardous wastes and standard marking of transport units Projektmanagement (m/w/x) Implementation of clean-up operations (sorting and packaging) at the customer's premises Documentation of workflows
Education in the chemical field, in the field of wastewater technology, chemical assistant (m/w/x) or comparable Safe handling of hazardous substances, TRGS 520 desirable Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel Compliance with the relevant safety regulations Teamable, reliable and punctual driving licence class B
Partial wage billing Capital benefits and occupational pensions Corporate Benefits - Company discounts and special conditions High-quality workwear, showers and personal locker Company fitness, cycling leasing, team events
Location
 | Nehlsen Industrieservice GmbH & Co. KG | |
| 28237 Bremen | ||
| Germany |
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