Septic Truck Driver

Overview As a Septic Truck Driver, you’ll operate commercial trucks to provide septic service and transport materials safely and reliably. You’ll follow assigned routes, use GPS navigation, and handle loading and unloading tasks while protecting the public, customers, and equipment. Your impact: Safe, timely service helps customers maintain functioning septic systems and keeps their properties sanitary. Duties Drive septic trucks on local route-driving assignments. Perform service-related loading and unloading, manual handling, and logistics cargo handling. Follow Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations, along with applicable hazardous materials regulations. Inspect and secure loads; maintain clear records and report vehicle or safety concerns. Use GPS navigation to plan routes and complete delivery-driving tasks. Some Saturday hours required. Potential for Overtime Work May lead to other opportunities, such as Roll Off Dumpster work as well. The perfect candidate would have experience in both fields. Requirements Commercial truck driving, truck driving, or delivery driver experience; a valid commercial driver’s license and required endorsements for assigned equipment and materials. Safe driving skills, including experience with commercial driving, delivery driving, and manual transmission vehicles. Ability to handle freight and perform truck loading and unloading; follow safe manual-handling practices. Knowledge of dangerous goods and hazardous materials (hazmat) requirements. Experience with tanker, tractor-trailer, flatbed, refrigerated trailer, or automobile transportation is preferred. Ability to follow DOT, FMCSA, and hazardous materials regulations. Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour Expected hours: No less than 40.0 per week Benefits: 401(k) Health insurance Work Location: In person

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