At DCI, you’re not just clocking in for a job — you’re stepping into a career that can take you places. We’re a global leader in tank container services, which means we help keep products moving safely around the world by cleaning, maintaining, storing, and transporting them.
DCI was built from three industry pioneers — Quala, Boasso Global, and PSC — and now operates at more than 190 locations worldwide. That means when you join us, you’re part of a team with decades of experience and a future that’s wide open.
Who’s it best for? – Don’t want to go to college right away? Start earning and learning on the job. – Like working with your hands? Our tank and trailer maintenance, yard, and tank cleaning roles put you in the action. – Interested in tech or logistics? We’ve got career paths there too.
What makes DCI different? We live by values that matter: teamwork, innovation, responsibility, and inclusion. We know that big ideas come from diverse people, and we make sure everyone has the chance to grow.
From entry-level roles to skilled trades, we’ll back you with training, tuition support, and real opportunities to move up.
Start with DCI, and build a career that makes a global impact — while giving you the skills and confidence to take on the future.
Depot Connect International (DCI)
✨ 10 Fast Facts about DCI ✨
We Keep the World Moving
DCI cleans, maintains, stores, and transports tank containers that carry everything from food ingredients to essential chemicals.
Global Reach
With 190+ locations across North America and Europe, your career can start close to home or take you overseas.
Born from Industry Leaders
DCI combines the expertise of Quala, Boasso Global, and PSC, making us one of the most trusted names in the business.
Entry-Level Friendly
Many team members start right out of high school in roles like Yard Technician, Tank Cleaner, Warehouse Associate, or Maintenance Helper—no experience required.
We Train You
You’ll learn everything on the job, from safety skills to operating equipment like forklifts, with opportunities to earn certifications and become ASME Welders, Registered Inspectors or CDL Drivers with endorsements.
Clear Career Paths
Start in an entry-level role, move into skilled trades or logistics, and work your way up to leadership positions.
Safety First
Our #1 priority is making sure everyone goes home safe every day.
Team Vibes
You’ll work with supportive crews who have your back, making it easy to learn and grow together.
Global Opportunities
Want to explore the world? DCI has depots in the USA, Canada, UK, Netherlands, Germany, and Spain.
We’re Always Growing
The demand for our services keeps expanding, which means job security and plenty of room for advancement.
From your first day in the yard to leading a team across the globe, your next big adventure could start at DCI — where the world is literally in your hands!
Your Career Starts Here at DCI
At Depot Connect International (DCI), we keep the world moving by cleaning, maintaining, storing, and transporting the tank containers that carry the products people rely on every day — from food ingredients to essential chemicals.
We have over 190 locations worldwide and a team that’s built on hard work, safety, and the belief that anyone can build a great career here — starting from day one, even without a college degree.
Entry-Level Roles for High School Graduates
You don’t need years of experience to get started at DCI. Many of our team members began in entry-level positions right out of high school, such as:
Yard Technician – Move containers, help organize the yard, and learn how our operations work from the ground up.
Tank Cleaner – Use specialized equipment to clean tanks safely and efficiently.
Warehouse Associate – Handle tools, parts, and supplies that keep our depots running smoothly.
Apprentice Technician – Assist experienced mechanics in repairing and maintaining equipment. Basic mechanic aptitude skillset.
Driver Assistant – Support licensed CDL drivers and gain hands-on industry experience.
Why Start Here?
Hands-on training – We teach you everything you need to know.
Safety-first culture – Your wellbeing is our top priority.
Room to grow – Many of our leaders started in entry-level jobs.
Steady, reliable work – We’re part of an essential, global industry.
Career Path: From High School to High-Level
Here’s how you could grow your career at DCI:
Step 1: Start in an entry-level role Begin as a Apprentice Yard Technician, Tank Cleaner, or Warehouse Associate. Learn the basics of our operations, safety procedures, and teamwork.
Step 2: Learn and train on the job Take advantage of our training programs and certifications — like forklift operation, hazardous materials handling, or mechanical skills.
Step 3: Move into skilled roles Advance into positions like Mechanic, Logistics Coordinator, or Driver. These roles come with higher pay and more responsibility.
Step 4: Explore leadership opportunities With experience, you can step into Supervisor or Depot Manager positions — overseeing teams and operations.
Step 5: Build a long-term career Whether you want to manage an entire depot, move into corporate logistics, or take on global operations, DCI has pathways that can take you there.
Tips to Get Started
Stay safe & reliable – Show up on time and follow safety rules.
Be willing to learn – Every skill you gain can open the next door.
Ask questions – Our experienced team is here to help you grow.
Look for certifications – CDL licenses, ASME welder, Registered Inspector, forklift training, and safety courses make you stand out.
At DCI, your career can start right out of high school — and take you as far as you want to go.
Day In The Life at DCI
Ever wondered what it’s really like to work behind the scenes of global trade? At DCI (Depot Connect International), our team makes sure containers are safe, clean, and ready to move — keeping products flowing in and out of ports across the U.S. Whether you’re hands-on with equipment, learning trade skills, or working alongside a tight-knit crew, a career at DCI starts with real experience you can build on.
Yard Technician
At DCI, Yard Technicians are the backbone of the operation. You’ll be outside moving massive shipping containers, keeping things safe, and working with a team that makes global trade possible. If you like hands-on work and want to skip the desk job, this is a great place to start.
Schedule:
7:00 AM – Clock in, grab your safety gear, and get the day’s assignments.
7:30 AM – Move containers using yard equipment and work with your team to keep everything organized.
10:00 AM – Coffee break (and maybe a game of “guess the cargo” with your crew).
10:15 AM – Inspect incoming containers for safety and condition.
12:00 PM – Lunch with the team — swap stories or weekend plans.
1:00 PM – Help coordinate where containers go next.
3:30 PM – Wrap up moves, clean your work area, and prep for tomorrow.
👉 Career Path: Many Yard Technicians move up to Equipment Operator, Dispatcher, or Yard Supervisor roles.
Tank Cleaner
Tanks have to be spotless before they’re reused — and that’s where DCI’s Tank Cleaners come in. Using high-pressure water systems and protective gear, you’ll make sure containers are safe for everything from food products to chemicals. It’s detailed, important work that keeps supply chains running smoothly.
Schedule:
6:45 AM – Arrive, suit up in protective gear, and run safety checks.
7:00 AM – Begin cleaning tanks with high-pressure water systems.
9:00 AM – Inspect tanks to ensure they meet quality standards.
10:30 AM – Short break — grab a snack or chat with your crew.
10:45 AM – Handle specialty cleans for food-grade or chemical tanks.
1:00 PM – Work with maintenance to keep cleaning equipment in top shape.
3:00 PM – Final quality check, log your work, and clock out.
👉 Career Path: Start here, then grow into Safety & Compliance, Maintenance Tech, or Cleaning Supervisor roles.
Maintenance Helper
If you like fixing things, this is your chance to learn on the job. At DCI, Maintenance Helpers work alongside experienced mechanics, picking up trade skills that can set you up for a long-term career. You’ll learn everything from basic repairs to advanced troubleshooting.
Schedule:
7:00 AM – Meet with the lead mechanic for today’s repair list.
7:30 AM – Hand tools, gather parts, and assist with equipment repairs.
9:30 AM – Learn new skills — like replacing valves or welding basics.
11:00 AM – Help troubleshoot a challenging repair with the team.
12:00 PM – Lunch in the workshop (bonus points if you bring donuts).
12:45 PM – Perform safety checks on depot equipment.
3:00 PM – Prep tools for tomorrow and high-five the crew before heading home.
👉 Career Path: This role can lead to becoming a Mechanic, Maintenance Supervisor, or even an Engineering Technician.
Why Students Love Working at DCI
Hands-on work — no sitting behind a desk all day.
Team vibe — you’re always part of a supportive crew.
Learn as you go — skills gained here can take you into trades, logistics, or management.
Real impact — you’re helping keep global trade moving in and out of U.S. ports every day.
At DCI, your first step is more than just a job — it’s the foundation for a career that can grow with you.
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