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Njsepticpumping is seeking a Portable Restroom Technician to manage the delivery and cleanliness of portable toilets and handwashing stations at various sites. This role entails operating a specialized service truck and requires a valid driver’s license, preferably a Class B CDL with a Tanker endorsement.
The successful applicant will need to maintain sanitary conditions, handle heavy lifting, and be comfortable working in various weather conditions. Safety certifications like OSHA 10 or HAZWOPER training are advantageous.
A Portable Restroom Technician is responsible for the delivery, pickup, and meticulous sanitation of portable toilets and handwashing stations at construction sites and event venues. This role involves operating a specialized service truck to pump out waste tanks, thoroughly cleaning and restocking units, and performing minor on-site repairs to ensure optimal hygiene. A successful candidate must maintain a detailed service route while adhering to strict environmental and safety regulations for waste disposal.
Valid Driver’s License: A clean driving record is essential. While many units can be serviced with a standard license, larger pump trucks often require a Class B CDL with a Tanker (N) endorsement.
DOT Medical Card: In accordance with 2026 NRII regulations, drivers of commercial vehicles must pass a Department of Transportation physical exam to certify they are physically fit for the rigors of the road and the job.
Heavy Lifting & Agility: Technicians must be able to frequently lift and maneuver objects weighing 50 to 100 lbs, including loading/unloading units and handling heavy vacuum hoses.
Stamina & Environmental Resilience: The role requires the ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions (extreme heat, rain, or snow) and perform repetitive physical tasks like bending, kneeling, and crouching.
Safety Certifications: Many employers require or provide OSHA 10 or HAZWOPER training to ensure technicians understand how to safely handle biological waste and sanitation chemicals.