Vacuum Truck Driver (nights), Mechanic, Laborer and more
markalotMalad City (ID)
Vacuum Truck Driver (nights), Mechanic, Laborer and more
Posted today
markalotMalad City (ID)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
Now Hiring: Vacuum Truck Drivers ( FT/PT or Per Diem) & other field positions are available ( see below)Looking for a steady night-shift driving job with a reliable company? Mark-A-Lot, Inc. is seeking a Litter Control Vacuum Truck Driver to join our growing team! If you’re dependable, safety-conscious, and enjoy working independently, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Position Overview:
As a Vacuum Truck Driver, you’ll be responsible for operating our litter control truck nightly at various locations throughout Massachusetts.
Key Responsibilities:
✔ Safely operate truck and equipment each night✔ Load and unload litter/debris as required✔ Accurately track and document activity logs✔ Report any issues or incidents to supervisors✔ Perform pre-trip and post-trip truck inspections
Qualifications & Requirements:
✅ Regular Class D driver’s license with a safe driving history✅ Valid Medical DOT Certificate✅ OSHA 10 Certification in Construction✅ Previous truck driving or related experience is helpful but not required✅ Ability to handle physical workload✅ Strong work ethic and attention to detail
Additional Requirements:
✔ Drug screening and background check (required for employment)✔ Safe driving record and valid driver’s license We also have openings for others Field positions:~ Experienced Traffic Line Painters~ General Laborers~ CDL Class A Drivers~ Diesel Mechanic We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourage all qualified candidates to apply!\nCompany
Description:
Mark-A-Lot, Inc. is family owned & operated for over 50+ yrs. We offer competitive pay, great benefits and career development opportunities.
Company Description:
Mark-A-Lot, Inc. is family owned & operated for over 50+ yrs. We offer competitive pay, great benefits and career development opportunities.
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