Pump Truck Apprentice
forsyth rooter serviceWinston-Salem (NC)
About the role
CDL Class B &
Dump Truck Experience Required:
Join Our Team of Skilled Technicians! We are looking for a dedicated and hardworking Pump Truck Apprentice with a valid CDL Class B license and dump truck driving experience. This is a great opportunity to build a career in the field while working alongside experienced technicians and learning the trade from the ground up.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist pump truck technicians with daily operations, including setup, maintenance, and cleanup of job sites. Follow predetermined routes to service assigned locations. Pump out waste, clean units, refill water, and restock supplies as needed. Operate and drive dump trucks and pump trucks safely and efficiently. Perform routine inspections of trucks and equipment. Provide excellent customer service while representing the company on-site. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Follow all safety guidelines, DOT requirements, and company protocols.
Qualifications:
Valid CDL Class B license required. Dump truck driving experience required. Clean driving record. Pump truck or similar commercial vehicle experience is a plus. Willingness to learn and grow within the trade. Ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including heavy lifting and standing for extended periods. Reliable transportation and strong attendance. Positive attitude and strong work ethic.
What We Offer:
Competitive pay. Hands-on training and opportunities for advancement. Supportive, team-oriented work environment. Full-time position with benefits available. Ready to jumpstart your career? Join a team where your work matters and your growth is supported. Apply today!
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