Hydrovac Technician

Position Summary: The Hydrovac Technician provides essential support in the safe and efficient execution of vacuum excavation activities. This role is labor-intensive and requires high situational awareness to assist with daylighting and non-destructive digging near sensitive underground infrastructure. Core Responsibilities Rigging & Mobilization: Assist the Operator with rigging up and down the truck; manage the assembly of hoses, booms, and attachments. Excavation Support: Operate high-pressure water wands and guide vacuum dig tubes to expose utilities without causing damage. Equipment Care: Perform daily cleaning and basic maintenance of hoses, filters, and cyclones ; conduct visual inspections for wear or damage. Inventory Management: Maintain an accurate daily inventory of all tools and supplies on the unit. Driver’s License: A valid driver’s license with a clean driving record is mandatory; a CDL is a plus. Physical Fitness: Ability to lift up to 65 lbs. and work in demanding outdoor environments. Safety Certifications: Willingness to obtain required safety and compliance training/certifications. Technical Aptitude: Basic mechanical knowledge to assist with truck maintenance and troubleshooting. Preferred Skills Strong communication skills for coordinating with site supervisors and team members. A clean driving record and a commitment to "Zero Harm" safety cultures. Knowledge of underground utility locating and soil types. Physical Requirements Manual Dexterity: Ability to manipulate high-pressure water wands and heavy vacuum hoses for extended periods. Heavy Lifting: Regularly lifting and carrying equipment, manhole covers, or debris weighing up to 50–80 lbs . Mobility: Frequent bending, kneeling, squatting, and climbing on and off the truck or into trenches. Visual & Auditory Acuity: Sharp vision for spotting underground utilities and clear hearing to monitor equipment sounds and verbal safety cues. Stamina: Capacity to perform repetitive physical labor for shifts that often exceed 10–12 hours. Working Conditions Outdoor Exposure: Constant work in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, freezing temperatures, rain, and snow. Noise Levels: Constant exposure to high-decibel noise from the truck engine and vacuum blower (hearing protection required). Hazardous Environments: Potential exposure to dust, mud, fumes, and hazardous materials or chemicals depending on the job site. Variable Shifts: Availability for early morning starts, night shifts, and on-call emergency response. Travel: Frequent travel to various remote or urban job sites, sometimes requiring overnight stays. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Operators are required to always wear industry-standard safety gear, including: Steel-toed boots (often metatarsal or waterproof). Hard hat and safety glasses/face shield. High-visibility (FR) clothing. Hearing protection and heavy-duty gloves. Driven Services, LLC has been a trusted partner in the energy sector since 2013. We pride ourselves on professional field service delivery where safety and efficiency go hand-in-hand. We invest heavily in our workforce through comprehensive training, ensuring every team member is prepared to lead in the field. Join a team where productivity is powered by professionalis m. Driven Services, LLC has been a trusted partner in the energy sector since 2013. We pride ourselves on professional field service delivery where safety and efficiency go hand-in-hand. We invest heavily in our workforce through comprehensive training, ensuring every team member is prepared to lead in the field. Join a team where productivity is powered by professionalis m. #J-18808-Ljbffr Driven-Services,-LLC