Septic Vacuum Truck Driver/Pumper/Technician

What to Expect in This Role Typical Workday: Arrive at the shop yard between 4:45 AM and 7:30 AM depending on truck need. Gather tools/equipment and head to first scheduled job. Use a work‑issued tablet to complete each job, check in with office and fellow drivers as needed. Dump the truck at the treatment plant once or twice per day, depending on job volume. Typical Job Responsibilities: Arrive at a customer’s home, introduce yourself, and obtain pre‑authorization signatures if needed. Be mindful of the customer’s property and yard throughout the service. Gather necessary tools, locate and dig up buried septic tank lids (some 2‑3 feet deep). Run a 30‑150 foot vacuum hose and pump out the septic tank. Inspect key components of the tank before covering lids. Accurately complete service forms, collect payment, and enter details in the tablet. Communicate clearly with the customer and office. Provide top‑notch customer service with a great attitude. Compensation $50,000 – $60,000 per year (dependent on hours worked) Eligible for holiday pay after 6 months Eligible for 5 days of vacation after 1 year Additional bonuses and incentives throughout the year Additional Benefits Comprehensive Benefits – Health, dental, vision, supplemental & life insurance Paid Training – No experience? We’ll teach you everything you need to know. Overtime Available Weekly Pay Company Gatherings – Happy hours, Christmas parties, lake days, and more Ice Cream Fridays during summer Bonuses & Incentives Paid Holidays – Starts after 6 months Paid Vacation – 1 week after 1 year (or use as PTO when earned) Flexible Time Off – Unpaid with advance notice Employee Referral Program All tools provided Job Security – Essential business that remained strong through COVID Schedule Monday – Friday (No nights, no weekends) Start time: 4:45 AM – 7:30 AM; End time: 2 PM – 5 PM typical Overtime available; Home daily; Year‑round work License & Requirements CDL (Class B or A) for at least 3 years (required) Valid driver’s license for at least 7 years (required) Tanker Endorsement (required or to be obtained after hiring) Experience driving a manual transmission (required) Septic industry experience (preferred but not required) Work Location One location (Fair Oaks/Boerne area, TX) Vehicle Used Kenworth 4000‑gallon tanker truck (manual transmission) Company Culture Detail‑oriented – focus on quality and precision Results‑driven – reward strong performance Stable & established – 88+ years in business People‑focused – supportive, fair, and team‑oriented work environment This Job is Perfect For Military veterans looking for a stable career Hardworking individuals who want to learn a skilled trade Those without a diploma or college degree – value work ethic over credentials Anyone looking for a long‑term career in a respected, stable company Requirements Able to use a shovel – may require digging up to two feet in rocky soil. Comfortable getting a little dirty. Physically capable – bend, pull, and lift. CDL (Class B or A) required; tanker endorsement required or to be obtained. Able to drive a manual transmission. Reliable transportation to and from the office in Fair Oaks/Boerne area. Punctual and dependable – show up on time, flexible with end times. Professional appearance – clean and neat. Willing to follow company policies and procedures. Location Van Delden Wastewater Systems 26665 IH 10 West Boerne, TX 78006 #J-18808-Ljbffr Van-Delden-Wastewater-Systems-1