We hire slowly. On purpose.

Four full-timers, two seasonal washers. The next hire is whoever genuinely wants to be at a tote yard.

Always reading

Send us a note.

Fill in a few details — quantity, product type, the work you need done. We respond by email within one business day.

Open positions (June 2026)

Yard hand (seasonal, May–October). Forklift cert preferred. Washing, staging, customer pickups. $22/hr, 30–40 hrs/week.
Customer ops (full-time). Answers email, manages orders, runs the chain-of-custody log. Detail-oriented; comfortable writing all day. $52K–$62K.

How to apply

Email info@ibctankscleveland.comwith “Hiring” in the subject. Tell us:

Which role.
What you've done that's relevant (a paragraph, not a resume).
When you'd like to start.
One thing you'd change about how IBC totes get handled in the industry.

What we value

Showing up on time. Writing clearly. Being honest about what you do and don't know. Caring about whether the work is done right. The yard runs on these four things.

Careers — what working here looks like

The long-form file.

A small team — 11 people across yard, wash bay, fab, and office. We hire roughly 2–3 people per year as the operation grows. Below: roles, what they pay, what the days actually look like.

11

Current team size

$19–$28/hr

Yard and wash bay pay range, plus benefits

Mon–Fri

Core schedule, optional Saturday May–Oct

$1,200/yr

Boot, tool, and PPE allowance

Deep dive

The detail behind the surface.

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Open roles (typical)

Yard / wash bay operator. Forklift cert preferred; we'll train and certify if you don't have one. Days involve receiving, triage, washing, repalleting, and load-out. Physical work outdoors year-round. $19–$24/hr to start.

Fab tech. Welding + light fitting work for custom modifications. MIG/TIG experience required, stainless preferred. $24–$28/hr to start.

Logistics coordinator. Email-driven role: customer quotes, freight scheduling, inbound coordination. Comfortable in spreadsheets and email; no phone work required. $22–$26/hr.