Truck Technician

Truck Chassis Assembler Position Summary

Install chassis‑mounted tank and pumping equipment for use in the liquid waste industry. The trucks are most commonly used for portable toilet service, septic service, and waste‑oil collection.

Most common installations include mounting a vacuum tank to the truck chassis with various types of mounting brackets. The vacuum pumping systems are generally power‑take‑off driven or hydraulic driven and are bolted to the truck frame. Water delivery systems are generally 12‑V electric driven, along with work lights, backup cameras, and other safety systems. All legal lighting and bumpers must also be installed.

• General knowledge of 12‑volt electrical systems and wiring installation
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and blueprints
• Ability to use measuring devices such as a tape measure, levels, and micrometer
• Ability to use power tools such as drills, saws, air tools, etc.
• Light welding, cutting & metal fabrication
• General mechanical knowledge
• Ability to safely operate lifting equipment such as hoists and lift trucks
• Ability to read installation manuals for a variety of truck equipment and install them per instructions
• PTO installation skills are a plus
• Hydraulic experience is a plus
• A good work ethic and an eagerness to learn are a must

This job operates in a manufacturing operation setting. The role is exposed to high heat in the summer and low temperatures in the winter for limited periods.

The job may require standing, squatting, climbing, and working on ladders or step stools. The worker may lift up to 50 lbs in heat or cold conditions.

Full‑time

• Typical days and hours are Monday through Thursday, 6:00 am – 4:00 pm
• Overtime may be required as needed for production

Entry level

Full‑time

Engineering and Information Technology

Construction