Vacuum Truck Driver

Description Job Purpose Operate vacuum truck to collect and transport various materials, including waste, sludge, or debris. Duties & Responsibilities Safely and efficiently operate vacuum trucks, including connecting hoses, pipes, and other equipment to collect materials.Preparing the job site for operation, ensuring proper cleanup after completion.Properly disposing of collected waste in accordance with regulations and company policies.Handling vacuum lines and unloading equipment safely and efficiently.Maintaining accurate records of collections and disposals.Maintains radio or telephone contact with base or supervisor to receive instructions or be dispatched to new location.Maintains truck log according to state and federal regulations.Cleans, inspects, and services vehicle.Willingly attend and support Foremen/Superintendents during morning huddles and toolbox talks.Actively promote and willingly support a safety conscious culture. Follow all safety regulations and company policies. Take a proactive approach to avoiding potential hazards such as hitting other vehicles, other equipment, coworkers and falling objects. Active participation in proactive safety programs to assist with reducing the experience modification factor. Take the initiative to mentor all new hires in your department.Other duties as assigned. Education & Experience High School graduate which may be substituted with specific work-related experience. Certificates and/or Licenses DOT medical cardValid CDL License – Class A or B acceptedEndorsements: Hazmat and Tanker EndorsementClean driving record Physical Demands Stand and WalkLift 50 pounds or moreUse hands to finger, handle, or feelReach with hands and armsStoop, kneel, crouch, crawlTalk or hearClimb or balanceTaste or smell Environmental Conditions (Work In) Work near moving mechanical partsFumes and airborne particlesOutdoor weather conditionsRisk of electrical shockWork in wet or humid conditionsWork in high, precarious placesExtreme coldExtreme heatVibrationWork with explosivesRisk of radiation