CDL Class B Waste Water Driver

• Base Pay $60,000.00 - $60,000.00 / Year
• Employee Type Full Time

• Name Shawna Blagojevic
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DEPARTMENT: Waste-Water
REPORTS TO:Waste-Water Director

The Waste-Water Technician / Driver is responsible for providing wastewater and environmental field services at convenience stores, carwash facilities, and other customer locations. Responsibilities may include collecting and transporting 55-gallon drums containing petroleum contact water and other approved waste, removing liquids and sludge from containment areas, and performing scheduled wastewater and sludge removal services at carwash facilities.

Technicians may operate company
box trucks, vacuum trucks, and other service vehicles
based on assigned routes, equipment qualifications, and licensing requirements. This position requires regular overnight travel, safe operation of company vehicles and equipment, accurate documentation of services performed, and proper disposal of collected waste at approved facilities.

The Waste-Water Technician / Driver represents MVI Field Services while interacting with customers, disposal facilities, vendors, and regulatory personnel and is expected to maintain a professional, courteous, and safety-focused approach at all times.

• Ability to leave Monday morning and return Friday evening, with travel furnished by the company
• Understand and follow verbal and written instructions in English.
• Possess a valid U.S. driver's license and be legally eligible to work in the United States.
• Maintain an acceptable driving record in accordance with company requirements.
• Maintain a valid Class B CDL when required for assigned equipment and maintain a current DOT medical certificate.
• Safely operate company vehicles, which may include:
• Box trucks used for the pickup and delivery of 55-gallon drums.
• Vacuum trucks used for liquid, sludge, and wastewater removal.
• Other company service vehicles as assigned.
• Pick up full drums and deliver empty drums at customer locations according to assigned routes and service requests.
• Safely load, secure, transport, and unload drums in accordance with company procedures and applicable transportation requirements.
• Collect petroleum contact water and other approved waste from drums, sumps, spill containment areas, under-dispenser containments (UDCs), and other approved containment areas.
• Perform wastewater, liquid, and sludge removal services at carwash facilities, including pits, tanks, reclaim systems, and other approved containment areas.
• Operate pumps, hoses, vacuum equipment, and other tools necessary to safely complete wastewater and carwash services.
• Transport collected waste to approved disposal facilities for processing.
• Complete required manifests, service documentation, disposal documentation, photographs, and electronic reports accurately and timely.
• Accurately document the type and quantity of waste collected and transported using company-provided smartphones, applications, and software systems.
• Follow all company, customer, DOT, environmental, disposal facility, and regulatory requirements.
• Meet professionally with customers, disposal facility personnel, inspectors, and state or local regulators when necessary.
• Travel throughout the work week, typically
  leaving Monday and returning Friday
  , depending on assigned routes and customer needs. Company-approved travel expenses are paid in accordance with company policy.
• Follow the company expense policy and submit required receipts and documentation timely.
• Successfully complete all required pre-employment and ongoing screenings, including drug testing, physical examinations, DOT requirements when applicable, and background checks.
• Perform required pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections.
• Maintain company vehicles and equipment in clean, safe, and good operating condition.
• Coordinate and complete preventative maintenance and report vehicle or equipment issues promptly.
• Follow assigned routes and complete scheduled pickups, deliveries, pump-outs, and other services within the assigned timeframe.
• Communicate delays, access issues, equipment problems, additional waste, or other service concerns to management promptly.
• Take required before-and-after photographs and document any conditions preventing service from being completed.

• Ability to lift and move up to 70 pounds.
• Ability to safely move, position, and handle 55-gallon drums using appropriate equipment and procedures.
• Ability to follow…