Hydrovac Diesel Mechanic

Clearsite Industrial Services•Baltimore, MD

4d•$32 - $40

About The Position

Clearsite Industrial Services is a leading provider of hydrovac and vacuum excavation solutions, renowned for our commitment to safety, efficiency, and reliability. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, we operate a modern fleet of vacuum hydrovac trucks and serve as a trusted partner to our customers in the construction industry. As a Hydrovac Diesel Mechanic, you will play a vital role in ensuring our specialized equipment is maintained to the highest standards, supporting field operations and contributing directly to our reputation for safe dig services. You will work closely with both shop and field teams to keep our trucks and heavy equipment operational and compliant.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
3+ years of hands-on heavy equipment or commercial diesel truck repair experience
Strong mechanical and diagnostic skills in diesel engines, hydraulics, and electrical systems
Proficiency with diagnostic scan tools and mechanical testing instruments for troubleshooting
Valid driver’s license
Ability to lift at least 50 lbs
Authorized to work in the United States
Experience coordinating maintenance and repairs with operations and field teams, including maintaining service records and inspection logs

Nice To Haves

Experience working on hydrovac/vacuum trucks or vacuum excavation equipment
Experience working on Freightliner trucks/chassis
Experience working on Allison transmissions
Knowledge of DOT compliance laws, rules, and regulations for commercial vehicles
Willingness and ability to obtain a CDL (Class B or higher)

Responsibilities

Inspect, diagnose, and repair diesel-powered hydrovac trucks, vacuum units, and related heavy equipment—including engines, transmissions, chassis, hydraulics, pneumatics, vacuum/blower systems, and electrical systems.
Perform preventative maintenance inspections and services such as greasing, fluid checks, belt and hose replacements, alignments, adjustments, and comprehensive safety checks to ensure road and job-site readiness.
Troubleshoot breakdowns both in the shop and in the field, respond to emergency service calls, and coordinate with field crews to resolve issues efficiently.
Maintain parts inventory and consumable supplies, ensure specialty tools are available, and schedule work orders with operations to minimize equipment downtime.
Maintain accurate service records and inspection logs; support safety audits and regulatory inspections; stay current on OEM standards, diagnostic tools, and regulatory requirements.
Operate hand and power tools, welding equipment, hydraulic test benches, and diagnostic software; maintain a clean, safe, and orderly shop environment.
Occasionally travel to job sites and safely handle heavy components and work in confined or challenging conditions.