What are the responsibilities and job description for the Septic Installer / Pump Truck Operator position at Valley Plumbing?
Top Septic Pros Don’t Work Weekends. Neither Do Ours.
Septic Installer / Pump Truck Operator
Monday–Friday. No weekends. No on-call.
One day you’re running the excavator setting a new system. The next you’re on the pump truck keeping existing ones running. If you like variety, take pride in your work, and want your nights and weekends back, this is the job.
We don’t hire everybody. We hire the best. If that’s you, read on.
What You’ll Do
- Install new and replacement septic systems: tanks, drain fields, and lines
- Operate excavators, mini-excavators, and other heavy equipment
- Drive and operate a vacuum pump truck on residential and commercial calls
- Pump and inspect tanks, filters, and components, and explain findings to homeowners
- Read site plans and meet permit and inspection requirements
What You’ll Get
- Hourly pay plus performance pay. Great work gets paid.
- Real weekends. Monday through Friday, with no on-call rotation.
- Benefits: Paid holidays, PTO after 3 months, Health Insurance
- Training and advancement. We’ll sharpen your skills, with a clear path to crew lead.
What It Takes
- Septic installation or excavation experience
- A clean driving record and a valid driver’s license
- CDL preferred, but not required
- Confident on heavy equipment; pump truck experience a plus
- Knowledge of Tennessee septic codes a plus
- Dependable, professional with customers, and not afraid of hard work
Ready to Dig In?
Plenty of companies say they want the best. We prove it with your schedule and your paycheck.
Apply today!
Plenty of companies say they want the best. We prove it with your schedule and your paycheck.
Apply today!