Hydrovac Operator

Badger Daylighting Corp•Denver, CO

10d

About The Position

Badger is hiring a Hydrovac Operator to operate hydrovac equipment using high-pressure water and vacuum systems for precise excavation, utility exposure, and construction projects. The work takes place in a variety of environments, including confined spaces. Operators also drive hydrovac trucks for approximately 10–15% of total work time, attend safety meetings, inspect and perform minor repairs on equipment, prepare work areas with safety measures and hazard controls, and accurately complete and report required paperwork. The role requires variable shifts and extended hours, travel of up to 25%, and physical work that may include lifting, pushing, and pulling more than 50 pounds in varying weather conditions. The listed pay is $30.00 per hour and up, based on experience, with opportunities for pay increases and career advancement. Personal protective equipment is provided. Candidates must complete a physical examination and pre-employment screenings, including a driver's abstract review and drug and alcohol test.

Requirements

Valid Class A or B CDL.
Ability to work variable shifts with extended hours.
Willingness to travel up to 25%.
Ability to lift, push, and pull more than 50 pounds and physical stamina for manual labor in varying weather conditions.
At least 21 years of age.
Customer service focus and comfort interacting with customers.
Enthusiasm for working as part of a safety-focused, collaborative team.
Technology adeptness.
Must undergo a physical examination and pre-employment screenings, including driver's abstract review and drug and alcohol testing.

Nice To Haves

CPR/First Aid, Fall Protection, and OSHA 10 certification.
Experience driving a manual transmission (10–18 speed) without automatic restrictions.
Prior hydrovac equipment operation or related industrial experience.

Responsibilities

Operate hydrovac equipment and perform hydrovac duties in varied work environments, including confined spaces.
Drive hydrovac trucks, approximately 10–15% of total work time.
Attend safety meetings.
Perform routine inspections and minor repairs of hydrovac equipment.
Prepare work areas by setting up safety measures and addressing potential hazards.
Accurately complete and report Badger, Federal, State, and Customer paperwork.