Utility Technician/Driver

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united site servicesColorado Springs (CO)

Light Truck DriversGeneral Freight Trucking, Local

SENIORITY

Junior

About the role

Utility TechnicianThe Utility Technician will operate various Class A, B, and/or C vehicles (pumper truck, P&D truck, fence truck, container truck, etc.) in support of the operation's needsEssential FunctionsConducts daily pre-shift & post-shift vehicle inspection & report deficiencies to shop improper operation, faulty equipment, and unusual conditions to the Operations Manager.Operates service truck to and from pre-designated work sites based on daily routing portable restrooms, holding tanks, septic tanks, sinks, showers, etc., at various work sites by following the Company's servicing guidelines.Notifies management of any issues encountered on back-up route assigned.Maintains telephone or radio contact with dispatch to receive additional instructions, changes to work locations, etc.Maintains truck log according to state and federal all established safety rules & flat bed truck to and from pre-designated work sites based on daily routing information to deliver or pick-up portable restroom units, hand sinks, holding tanks or containers.Updates tickets with relevant delivery or pick-up detail.Operates fence truck to and from pre-designated work sites based on daily routing information to deliver or pick-up fence (chain link, panel, materials, etc.)Will also act as a lead on fence jobs where a crew is assigned to the job/truck and will operate fence installation equipment.Operates tanker/transfer truck to and from local dump and completes required paperwork as necessary.Special projects as assigned by management.QualificationsMinimum two years of commercial driving experience.Valid Driver License (CDL or non-commercial).Excellent time management, customer service and communication skills.Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills.

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