SPECIALIZED SERVICES DRIVER/OPERATOR

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Job Summary: Driver/Operator for specialized cleaning services using high-pressure water, complying with safety and quality standards. Key Highlights: 1. Operating high-pressure equipment with floor discharge or compensating pump. 2. Compliance with quality, safety, and environmental standards. 3. Being part of a team with a recognized track record. **SPECIALIZED SERVICES DRIVER/OPERATOR (1 vacancy)** **Drivers (Class B)/Driver \- Other occupations** ===================================================================================================================== ### **CONTACT INFORMATION** **Company:** ECHEVERRIA IZQUIERDO **Economic activity:** Investment funds, investment companies, and similar financial entities ### **DESCRIPTION** The Echeverría Izquierdo Group has over 45 years of recognized experience, participating in the country's most prominent projects within its sector. Supported by a highly skilled team and a clear mission, the position requires: Conducting and operating high-pressure water cleaning equipment at the assigned worksite. Executing tasks assigned by the immediate supervisor while adhering to quality, safety, and environmental protection procedures defined by NEXXO and agreed upon with the client. Our Ideal Candidate: \- Completed secondary education or Industrial Technician (intermediate or higher level). \- Minimum 1 year of continuous work experience with high-pressure water systems. \- Proficiency in operating high-pressure equipment with floor discharge or compensating pump. Location: Concepción, Bío Bío Benefits: \- Training courses and workshops \- Product discounts... (More information upon application) Bío Bío, Concepción 14/07/2026 \- 18/08/2026 Confidential Part-time/Part-time schedule ### **REQUIREMENTS** **Education level:** **Experience:** Not required ### **CHARACTERISTICS** **Contract type:** Fixed-term contract **Position level offered:** Professional **Source of the offer:** API **Professional practice opportunity:** No