About us
Dynamic Hydro Excavations provides hydro excavation and vacuum truck services along the East Coast from 7 depots. Our Sunshine Coast team has been operating for over 8 years and is continually growing. We are looking for another experienced vacuum truck operator to join our team.
What you'll do
- Run a vacuum truck to dig and remove spoil on residential, commercial and civil sites
- Dig safely around underground services like gas, power, water and communications
- Carry out daily pre start checks and basic truck maintenance
- Take loads to approved disposal sites and keep accurate waste dockets
- Fill in timesheets and job records each day
- Work cooperatively with clients and site crews to get jobs done on time and to customer expectations
- Follow all safety and environmental rules on site
- Help with general site work when needed
What we offer
- Full in house training on our trucks and equipment
- Full time work with regular hours and paid overtime
- Competitive pay depending on experience.
- Modern, well kept trucks
- A supportive team, great company culture and varied work through the Sunshine Coast region
- Room to grow your skills in a diverse company, and build your career learning about a range of modern equipment and techniques
About you
- HR or HC licence (preferred, though we will consider the right person)
- White Card
- Reliable, on time and happy working alone or in a team
- Fit and able to do manual work outdoors
- Experienced, keen to learn and take pride in doing the job right
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Vacuum truck operator employer: Dynamic Hydro Excavations
Dynamic Hydro Excavations is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that prioritises relationship-building and hands-on engagement in the civil and infrastructure sectors. With a strong focus on employee growth and development, team members benefit from extensive opportunities to connect with clients across Sydney while enjoying the support of a well-established company that values innovation and investment in its workforce.
