CDL Operator

Job Description Job Description The CDL operator is responsible for performing various tasks which benefit and facilitate the transfer of water from a remote source to a drilling or completions site. These tasks may include, but are not limited to, deployment and coupling of various lengths of lay-flat hose or polyethylene tubing, operation of source and inline pumps, monitoring of tank levels, movement and installation of pumps, manifolds, and sensors from one jobsite to another, troubleshooting and maintenance of all mechanical components utilized, and landscape maintenance in the area of water pits and line routes. In addition to these duties, the CDL Operator is responsible for daily inspection of equipment and cargo for road worthiness and compliance the local, state, and federal regulations. The CDL Operator will operate within hours of service regulations set forth by the FMCSA and State of Texas for an intrastate vehicle operator. Minor troubleshooting and maintenance is expected. The CDL operator will perform standard crew duties while not driving. An approved candidate will be required to complete a second application as required by the FMCSA in addition to the general employment application.