Equipment Operator - CDL

Summary – Equipment Operator – Jetter Vacuum Truck (Class B CDL): As a Jetter Vacuum Truck Operator you would play a key role in performing inspections of underground utility systems to detect and assess potential issues essential to the well-being of the communities you live and work in. This is NOT just a boring CDL driving position, you will be getting out of the truck and working with equipment to perform the essential work of this position. 

Training Provided: If you have a minimum of a Class B CDL, a general mechanical aptitude, and willingness to travel you don't need experience in this field in order to be considered.  We are willing to provide training to motivated individuals looking to build a career in a specialized field.

What’s in it for you as an Equipment Operator – Jetter Vacuum Truck (Class B CDL):

• Competitive compensation with increasing pay scale and production bonuses
• Long-term, stable employment in a growing industry sector
• Opportunity to work for a company that cares about you and will be employee owned in the coming years
• Affordable, comprehensive benefits (medical, dental, vision, retirement, life insurance, etc.) - company pays 100% of your medical and dental insurance premiums
• Opportunities for professional growth and development
• Travel and overtime opportunities

Responsibility Summary – Equipment Operator - Jetter Vacuum (Class B CDL):

• Driving equipment requiring a Class B CDL (CDL-B) license to and from project sites.
• Operating the Jetter/Vacuum Combo Truck in cleaning underground utility systems in preparation for inspections.
• Following proper safety procedures on all work sites
• Monitoring vehicle maintenance and scheduling preventative maintenance and repairs when needed.
• Maintaining applicable DOT logs.

Qualification Summary – Equipment Operator - Jetter Vacuum Truck (Class B CDL):

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of a Class B CDL (CDL-B) license (tankers endorsement preferred)
• Possess and demonstrate proficiency in the above responsibilities
• Willingness and ability to travel up to 30% of the time
• Experience operating and maintaining pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical equipment
• Candidates with safety training and certifications are highly preferred (OSHA 10 Hour, confined space entry, CPR/First Aid, etc.)