Class A Dump Truck Driver

Posted 8 days ago

girard resources recyclingEverett (WA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Other Waste Collection

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About the role

Class A CDL Dump Truck & Trailer Driver Girard Resources & Recycling, LLC, is currently accepting applications for a Class A CDL dump truck & trailer driver at our Snohomish location. We are busy all year round, and the position available is for a full-time 40-60hrs a week year round employment. All applicants will have to pass a test drive and be required to participate in a DOT pre-employment drug test. WE PAY KEY TO KEY! THERE IS ZERO NON PRODUCTIVE TIME!New Hire Bonus of $4,000 paid after 90 days of incident free employment, paid in 3 increments at 4,5, and 6 months of employment.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Operate safely and efficiently a variety of trucks including transfer trailers, side dumps, and truck & trailers. Perform pre-trip inspections and fill out log before operating vehicle.

Required Skills: Must be able to perform physical tasks such as tarping loads, climbing in and on trucks. Must keep an organized and professional appearance at all times. Good verbal and written communication skills are essential. Be self-motivated and reliable to meet performance standards. Needs to have at least 3yrs of Commercial Driving Experience with a clean driving record

Employee Benefits: (Benefits available after 90 days of full time employment)Paid Holidays; PTO; Company covers 100% of the Employee's Health/Dental/Vision Insurance Premiums 401K with company matching up to 2% available after 1YR of Full Time Employment

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