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Advance Plumbing & Septic of Birmingham is seeking a CDL Class A Field Service Technician to perform septic tank pump-outs, grease pumping, and equipment delivery in the Birmingham area. The role blends hands-on field work with customer interaction and requires safety-minded, physically capable professionals.
Starting pay is $25.00 per hour with overtime; home daily with local routes and opportunities for advancement.
Job Category : Services & Solutions
Requisition Number : FIELD003453
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Location: Hueytown, AL (Birmingham Area)
Company: Advance Plumbing & Septic of Birmingham
Job Type: Full-Time
Pay: Starting at $25.00 per hour + Overtime
Schedule: Monday–Friday | 10–12 hour shifts | 55–60 hours per week
Home Daily
Position Overview
Advance Plumbing & Septic of Birmingham is seeking aCDL Class A Field Service Technician to perform septic tank pump-outs, grease pumping, equipment delivery, and installation support.
This is ahands-on, physical field role. Driving is only part of the job. Technicians regularly perform manual labor, work directly with septic systems, and interact with residential and commercial customers.
This position may be filled atFST I, FST II, or FST III, depending on demonstrated experience. Leveling is determined through interview and skills validation to ensure the technician’s capability matches the complexity of work assigned.
This is not a drop-and-go driving job.
Preferred (but not required):
Advance Plumbing & Septic of Birmingham provides residential and commercial sewer and septic services across the Birmingham area. As part of Liquid Environmental Solutions, we are leaders in non-hazardous liquid waste management and environmental services nationwide.
We are committed to safety, compliance, customer service, and taking care of our employees.
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