Field Service Technician (Class A CDL Truck Driver)
Field Service Technician (Class A CDL Truck Driver)
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Operate CDL-A tanker/vacuum trucks safely and efficiently
- Perform overnight service work at customer facilities
- Use industrial equipment such as hoses, pumps, and tanks
- Complete DVIRs, safety checks, and service documentation
- Work outdoors or industrial environments
- Represent LES professionally with customers and teammates
- Schedule & Work Environment3am daily start required
- Overnight / night shift availability preferred
- Local routes — no long-haul, no hotels
- Overtime, weekends, and longer shifts available
- Year-round work — no seasonal layoffs
- Valid CDL-A license (Tanker endorsement required)1 year of verifiable CDL driving experience
- Manual transmission driving (unrestricted license)
- Ability to perform physical work: lifting, pulling, climbing, bending
- Comfort working in dirty, greasy, industrial settings
- Strong safety mindset and acceptable driving record
- Dependable, self-directed, and accountable
- What You Get· Competitive hourly pay + overtime opportunities· Full benefits package: medical, dental, vision, 401(k), PTO· Well-maintained, modern equipment· Local work — go home when your shift ends
- A stable company doing essential work that doesn't slow down
Before you apply
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