Septic Truck Driver

Job Overview As a Septic Truck Driver, you’ll operate a truck to provide septic pumping and related service at customer sites. You’ll follow assigned routes, use GPS navigation, and handle equipment and materials safely. This hands-on role calls for dependable driving, careful customer-site work, and attention to applicable transportation and hazardous materials requirements. Responsibilities Drive septic service trucks on local routes and, when assigned, over-the-road (OTR) routes; plan travel with GPS navigation. Pump, transport, load, and unload materials using safe manual handling practices and appropriate equipment. Inspect vehicles and equipment, secure loads, and report maintenance or safety concerns. Complete service and delivery records, follow site procedures, and communicate professionally with customers. Your impact: Safe, reliable service helps customers maintain functioning septic systems and protects people and property. Experience Required: Valid commercial driving qualifications for the assigned vehicle, a safe driving record, and experience with truck driving, delivery driving, or route driving. Required: Ability to operate a manual transmission if the assigned truck requires it, and to perform physical tasks such as lifting and handling equipment. Knowledge of Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations is important. Hazmat (hazardous materials) and dangerous goods rules may apply to assigned duties. Preferred: Experience with commercial truck driving, tractor-trailers, tanker, flatbed, refrigerated trailers, freight, logistics cargo handling, automobile transportation, and truck loading and unloading. These are transferable skills, not requirements for every assignment. Pay: From $30.00 per hour Expected hours: 30.0 – 50.0 per week Benefits: Paid orientation Paid training Work Location: In person

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