On-Call CDL Operator — Heavy Equipment & Vactor Pro

Austin NAWIC; Chelsea (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Competitive pay

Growth opportunities

Job summary

National Association of Women in Construction seeks dependable Operator/Driver/Laborers for an on-call/per diem role. Responsibilities include safely operating heavy trucks, vactor trucks, and video inspection units, with a focus on safety and reliability on diverse job sites.

Requirements include CDL license, DOT Medical Card, Confined Space and OSHA 10, plus experience with vactor trucks and video inspection units. Background check and safety mindset are essential.

Qualifications

• Valid CDL license.
• DOT Medical Card or ability to obtain within 10 days.
• Confined Space Certification or ability to obtain within 10 days.
• OSHA 10 Certification (minimum).
• 4E Hoisting License.
• Vactor truck experience and video inspection unit operation knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate commercial vehicles (3-axle, heavy trucks, and tractor-trailers).
• Operate and maintain specialized equipment, including vactor trucks and video inspection units.
• Support job site activities, including confined space operations when required.
• Perform pre- and post-trip inspections, maintain equipment, and ensure compliance with safety protocols.

Skills

Safety-conscious

Dependable

Reliable

Education

CDL license

DOT Medical Card

OSHA 10 Certification

Confined Space Certification

4E Hoisting License

Tools

Vactor truck operation

Video inspection unit operation

Job description

National Association of Women in Construction seeks dependable Operator/Driver/Laborers for an on-call/per diem role. Responsibilities include safely operating heavy trucks, vactor trucks, and video inspection units, with a focus on safety and reliability on diverse job sites.

Requirements include CDL license, DOT Medical Card, Confined Space and OSHA 10, plus experience with vactor trucks and video inspection units. Background check and safety mindset are essential.