Vacuum Truck & Hydroblasting Operator (CDL)

Join Our Environmental Field Team

We’re hiring a skilled operator to tackle heavy-duty industrial cleaning and environmental services at customer facilities. If you thrive on hands-on work, precise equipment operation, and mission-critical response, this role is for you.

What You’ll Handle

• Operate and support:
  • Vacuum units and waste-removal systems
  • Pumps and hydroblasting equipment
  • Forklifts and man lifts
  • Jackhammers and other specialty tools
• Execute environmental services:
  • Chemical and water spill cleanup
  • Tank and boiler cleaning
  • Industrial equipment decontamination
  • Hazardous and non-hazardous waste handling
  • Other assigned site-cleanup tasks
• Perform DVIRs and routine inspections; report mechanical issues immediately.
• Follow company safety policies and all regulatory requirements—every task, every time.
• Represent our brand professionally on customer sites and in uniform.
• Support on-call and emergency-response assignments with urgency and care.
• Work independently when needed and contribute as a dependable teammate.

Who You Are

• CDL driver with Tanker endorsement and a clean, acceptable MVR.
• DOT medically qualified.
• Ability to pass required drug screening and criminal history/background checks.
• Mechanically inclined; attentive to detail; comfortable managing multiple tasks.
• Experience in industrial, environmental, or construction settings preferred.
• Willing to travel within approximately four hours of home base.
• Ready to complete company training including 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER, Confined Space Entry (CSE), and other safety/equipment courses.

Physical & Environmental Expectations

• Strenuous labor for extended periods; lift and carry 50–75 pounds.
• Stand, walk, climb, bend, kneel, hoist, push, and pull for long stretches.
• Climb ladders, scaffolding, tanks, and vessels.
• Work in confined spaces with elevated noise.
• Operate around chemical/physical hazards, including potentially hazardous, toxic, or corrosive substances.
• Wear respirators and PPE correctly; maintain a clean shave when required for respirator fit.
• Work shifts beyond eight hours as needed; remain available for emergency response.

How We Work

• We live our AIS values: respond with urgency, deliver quality, act with integrity, and be a team player.
• We cultivate a Culture of CARE—respect, collaboration, and accountability guide our interactions. We address behavior that doesn’t align with our values.
• Reports to: Regional Manager

Perks & Advancement

• Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits
• Company-provided safety and technical training
• Career mobility—advance from technician to lead and supervisory roles
• Develop specialized industrial and environmental service skills

Preferred Proficiencies

• DOT Medical Card
• Hazardous Materials
• OSHA 10-Hour Certification
• Truck Operations & Load Securement
• Current CDL License
• DOT & Equipment Inspection Compliance