Pump operators come in all sizes and shapes; there is no one type of operator. The best ones, though, are calm and thoughtful as opposed to nervous and excitable. They can communicate well with others and like to work outdoors and have an infinite variety in their workdays. They're easy to get along with, and conscious of the effects their actions have on other workers. Physical requirements are: normal vision and hearing, and the ability to lift and carry pipes and clamps. Some mechanical aptitude is very helpful, but not required.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Drive the pump in a safe and conscientious manner to the job site and back to the yard.

• Operate the pump in a safe and conscientious manner, set up system, and clean out the pump after the job.

• Light repair of pumps: Some maintenance is required. Know the pump well enough to recognize problems and report them.

• Customer relations: Represent the Company through efficient work and courteous service.

• Keep unit clean: Keep the pump and truck washed and free of concrete and grease. Keep system free of concrete.

• Yard: Return system after use to appropriate location in yard. Keep yard neat and orderly.

• Paperwork: Complete and submit pump inspection forms, job ticket and maintenance forms. Keep an accurate timecard of time worked.

• Routine maintenance of greasing fittings & greaser, changing gaskets & checking fluid levels.