Field Service Tech - CDL Class A Driver

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liquid env solutions of illinoisChicago (IL)

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Field Service Technician (FST) Class A Driver – Environmental Services All City Environmental (An LES Company)
Location: 927 W 49th Pl Chicago, IL 60609
Schedule: Monday-Friday availability to work weekends and overnight work. Flexibility to work emergency on-call weeks. Start and end times vary.  Start time 5:30am.  Approximate end time 1:30pm  Days of the week Average hours per week: 40-50hrs. Build a Career with All City Environmental All City Environmental, a proud part of Liquid Environmental Solutions (LES), is a leader in environmental and wastewater services throughout the Chicago market. We specialize in keeping businesses compliant, operational, and environmentally responsible through essential services like grease trap cleaning, hydro jetting, vacuum truck services, and wastewater system maintenance. We are looking for Field Service Technicians (FSTs) who want more than just a driving job—this is a hands-on, skilled trade role where you’ll operate specialized equipment, solve real problems for customers, and build a long-term career in a stable, growing industry.
Position Overview: The Field Service Technician (FST) is responsible for performing on-site environmental services for commercial and industrial customers. This includes operating vacuum trucks, jetting equipment, and related tools to clean and maintain grease traps, drains, and wastewater systems. This is a customer-facing, field-based role requiring mechanical awareness, problem-solving ability, and a strong commitment to safety and compliance.
What You’ll Do: Field Operations Perform grease trap cleaning, hydro jetting, and wastewater system services Operate vacuum trucks and high-pressure water systems Safely transport and dispose of non-hazardous liquid waste Set up and secure work areas (cones, barriers, safety protocols) Customer Service Interact directly with customers on-site Represent All City Environmental professionally at all times Communicate service findings and recommend solutions when needed Equipment & Compliance Conduct pre- and post-trip inspections of vehicles and equipment Maintain clean, organized trucks and work areas Complete service documentation accurately Follow all DOT, OSHA, and environmental regulations
What We’re Looking For: Required CDL License Class A 1 year of verifiable CDL experience Ability to work in physically demanding environments (lifting, bending, outdoor work) Strong work ethic and reliability Comfort working in wastewater, grease, and industrial environments Preferred (Not Required) Experience in plumbing, drain cleaning, septic, or environmental services Experience operating vacuum trucks or jetting equipment Mechanical aptitude or hands-on trade experience Compensation & Schedule
Hourly Pay: Competitive based on experience Overtime: Frequent overtime available (typical 40–50 hours/week)
Schedule: Early start times; flexibility required based on customer needs Why This Role Stands Out Stable, essential industry – year-round work Skill-based career path – learn multiple service lines Hands-on work – no two days are the same Growth opportunities within All City Environmental and LES nationwide About All City Environmental All City Environmental is known for delivering reliable, high-quality environmental services across the Chicago area. Backed by Liquid Environmental Solutions (LES), the national leader in non-hazardous liquid waste, we combine local expertise with the resources of a growing, industry-leading organization. Apply Today If you’re looking for a career where you can build real skills, work with your hands, and be part of a team that keeps businesses running safely and compliantly, we want to hear from you. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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