Bulk Technician

United Site Services•San Diego, CA

12d

About The Position

The Technician-NHLW Bulk driver operates tractors and vacuum trailers to provide non-hazardous bulk liquid transportation and disposal services for municipal, industrial, and commercial customers. The work includes local pickups and deliveries Monday through Friday, with some weekends required. Drivers are always home at the end of the day.

Requirements

Ability to multitask and work independently while remaining safety-conscious.
Ability to read and follow map books and/or use mapping technology.
Class A Commercial Driver's License.
Tanker endorsement.
Airbrake endorsement.

Responsibilities

Transport sewage sludge, industrial wastewater, groundwater, and other non-hazardous bulk liquids from customer loading facilities to designated treatment facilities for disposal.
Transport sanitary wastewater and grease trap waste from company-operated transfer stations to designated treatment facilities for disposal.
Operate the vehicle power take-off (PTO) to run the vehicle-mounted rotary vein vacuum pump and safely load liquids onto the vacuum trailer.
Drive safely on customer property, public roadways, and treatment facilities while obeying traffic and safety laws.
Deploy safety cones and take required precautions.
Coordinate with dispatchers, operations managers, safety personnel, and customer contacts to complete assigned work according to the company work plan.
Complete daily vehicle pre-trip and post-trip inspections and promptly report deficiencies to the on-duty supervisor.
Review daily work assignments for clarity and promptly report deficiencies or questions to the on-duty supervisor.
Wear the company-issued uniform and required personal protective equipment, including a safety vest, steel-toed boots, hardhat, safety glasses, and hearing protection.
Use the company-issued tablet and associated applications, including applications for hours of service, photographs, and work-order updates.
Immediately report spills, accidents, injuries, changes in work scope, and other occurrences beyond the normal course of duty.
Keep the tractor and trailer attended while loading and unloading.
Complete company work orders and disposal manifests with required dates, times, signatures, waste types, and other necessary information.
Attend assigned safety meetings, gate checks, training, and other mandatory meetings.
Follow additional instructions from the supervisor.