STREET SWEEPER OPERATOR

Diamond Companies•Chicago, IL

67d•Onsite

About The Position

The Street Sweeper Operator is responsible for safely operating a street sweeper, ensuring its operational status, and performing daily inspections and maintenance. This role also involves completing necessary paperwork, maintaining a clean vehicle, adhering to safety laws, and utilizing professional customer service skills. The operator will also be responsible for specific tasks related to the sweeper's equipment, such as decanting liquid from solids, tank clean-out, and discharge pump maintenance. Additionally, the operator is expected to be generally useful and perform other assigned duties related to their vehicle.

Requirements

Commercial Drivers License (Class B), Air Brake Endorsement
Medical Examiner's Certificate.
Successfully passed and continue to meet all USDOT medical examination and drug testing requirements.

Responsibilities

Safely operate a street sweeper while verifying its operational status at beginning, during, and at the end of each shift.
Completion of time, mileage sheets, and log book.
Perform daily pre-trip and post trip inspections of assigned vehicle.
Check all oils, fluids, coolant, air filters, fuel and lights prior to transport.
Daily wash grease and fuel equipment at the end of shift.
Make sure all grease fittings are greased.
In the event fittings are malfunctioning, notify Supervisor in addition to writing it up on your post-trip report.
Use professional customer service skills, establishes and maintains effective working relationships with other Employees, Management, and all members of the general public.
Vehicle Cabs must be kept clean at all times.
Complete all assigned routes in the most safe and economical manner possible.
Follow all State safety and traffic laws.
Wear seat belt whenever deadheading to, from and between jobsites.
Disposal method of decanting liquid from solids.
Tank fill up/clean out.
Discharge pump operation maintenance.
Keep themselves generally useful at all times with any other work that needs to be performed on their vehicles within the scope of their job description whether on the job site or at the vehicles domicile location at the end of each shift.