Septic Technician

Where Practical Skill Meets Clear Standards — A Hands-On Career in Onsite Septic Services JR Snider is seeking a reliable Septic Inspector/Technician to perform thorough inspections, routine maintenance, and basic repairs for residential septic systems. This role is for technicians who take pride in accurate diagnostics, clear communication with homeowners, and following code and company standards every time. We hire professionals who care about workmanship, customer experience, and continual improvement. What You'll Do — Deliver Safe, Accurate Septic Services As a Septic Inspector/Technician, you will: Inspect septic tanks, drainfields, and associated components for proper operation and code compliance Perform routine pumping oversight, effluent filter cleaning, and minor mechanical repairs Collect samples and document system conditions, water levels, odors, and visible defects Identify signs of system failure, root intrusion, soil issues, or improper usage Provide homeowners clear, professional explanations of findings and recommended next steps Complete accurate inspection reports and service records using tablets and digital tools Maintain a clean, safe work area and follow all health and safety protocols for wastewater handling Coordinate with licensed contractors or senior technicians for required repairs or replacements Participate in ongoing training to stay current with local codes, inspection standards, and best practices Who We're Looking For — A Thorough, Responsible Technician This role is ideal for technicians who are detail-oriented, customer-focused, and committed to safe practices.

You should bring:

1-5 years of experience in septic, wastewater, or related field service work (inspections, maintenance, or pumping oversight) Familiarity with septic system components, drainfields, tanks, and common failure modes Comfort working outdoors in variable conditions and lifting moderate loads Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to perform minor repairs and component replacements Strong observational and documentation skills Professional communication skills with customers and team members Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Willingness to obtain any required state certifications or licenses for septic inspection/operation Why Technicians Choose JR Snider We invest in technicians who invest in their profession. Compensation Competitive pay based on experience and performance Weekly direct deposit Performance-based incentives Tools & Technology Take-home vehicle + fuel card for service work Tablet and digital service platforms for reporting and scheduling Access to inspection tools and PPE for wastewater handling Ongoing technical training and access to industry resources Health & Retirement Employer-supported health, dental, and vision options Company-paid basic life insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Time & Culture PTO and paid holidays Family-owned company focused on long-term careers Structured growth path with opportunities to advance into senior field or supervisory roles Supportive leadership that emphasizes safe practices and professional development Build Your Career With a Company That Values the Trade If you're ready to apply practical skills, help homeowners maintain safe wastewater systems, and grow with a team that respects quality work—this is your opportunity. Apply today to join AllTech Services as a Septic Inspector/Technician Septic Technician 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 8135 East Main Street, Marshall, VA 20115 AllTech Services 24 reviews Where Practical Skill Meets Clear Standards — A Hands-On Career in Onsite Septic Services JR Snider is seeking a reliable Septic Inspector/Technician to perform thorough inspections, routine maintenance, and basic repairs for residential septic systems. This role is for technicians who take pride in accurate diagnostics, clear communication with homeowners, and following code and company standards every time. We hire professionals who care about workmanship, customer experience, and continual improvement. What You'll Do — Deliver Safe, Accurate Septic Services As a Septic Inspector/Technician, you will: Inspect septic tanks, drainfields, and associated components for proper operation and code compliance Perform routine pumping oversight, effluent filter cleaning, and minor mechanical repairs Collect samples and document system conditions, water levels, odors, and visible defects Identify signs of system failure, root intrusion, soil issues, or improper usage Provide homeowners clear, professional explanations of findings and recommended next steps Complete accurate inspection reports and service records using tablets and digital tools Maintain a clean, safe work area and follow all health and safety protocols for wastewater handling Coordinate with licensed contractors or senior technicians for required repairs or replacements Participate in ongoing training to stay current with local codes, inspection standards, and best practices Who We're Looking For — A Thorough, Responsible Technician This role is ideal for technicians who are detail-oriented, customer-focused, and committed to safe practices.

You should bring:

1-5 years of experience in septic, wastewater, or related field service work (inspections, maintenance, or pumping oversight) Familiarity with septic system components, drainfields, tanks, and common failure modes Comfort working outdoors in variable conditions and lifting moderate loads Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to perform minor repairs and component replacements Strong observational and documentation skills Professional communication skills with customers and team members Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Willingness to obtain any required state certifications or licenses for septic inspection/operation Why Technicians Choose JR Snider We invest in technicians who invest in their profession. Compensation Competitive pay based on experience and performance Weekly direct deposit Performance-based incentives Tools & Technology Take-home vehicle + fuel card for service work Tablet and digital service platforms for reporting and scheduling Access to inspection tools and PPE for wastewater handling Ongoing technical training and access to industry resources Health & Retirement Employer-supported health, dental, and vision options Company-paid basic life insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Time & Culture PTO and paid holidays Family-owned company focused on long-term careers Structured growth path with opportunities to advance into senior field or supervisory roles Supportive leadership that emphasizes safe practices and professional development Build Your Career With a Company That Values the Trade If you're ready to apply practical skills, help homeowners maintain safe wastewater systems, and grow with a team that respects quality work—this is your opportunity. Apply today to join AllTech Services as a Septic Inspector/Technician