Route Service Driver (Labor-Intensive Role)

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charlenes waste servicesWentzville (MO)

Driver/Sales Workers Solid Waste Collection

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25/hr

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About the role

Charlenes Waste Services LLC (CWS)is hiring aFull-Time Route Service Driverbut this isNOT just a driving job. This is aphysically demanding, hands-on positionwhere you will beservicing portable toilets daily, not simply transporting them. I f youre looking for a sit-down driving job, this is not the role. If youre ready to work hard, stay active, and earn consistent overtimekeep reading.60; What This JobREALLYInvolves: Servicing portable toilets on assigned routes every day Pumping, cleaning, sanitizing, and restocking units Operating a medium-duty service truck (DOT regulated) Heavy, repetitive physical labor throughout your entire shift Working outdoors in all weather conditions Long days (10+ hours) with a fast-paced workload

Requirements:

Class B or Class E license REQUIREDPrevious driving experience REQUIREDserious applicants only
Must be comfortable with dirty, labor-intensive work
Ability to lift, move, and service equipment repeatedly throughout the day
Willingness to work extended hours and some weekends
Must pass pre-employment and random drug testing (DOT compliant)

What We Offer

Starting Pay: $25/hr+ (based on experience)50+ hours per week (overtime available and expected) Paid WeeklyPaid Holidays We will pay 50%of insurance after 90 day probation. 60; Steady, year-round work with a growing company About Charlenes Waste Services: Founded in 2016, CWS provides liquid waste and portable sanitation services across the greater St. Louis metro area. We take pride in reliability, hard work, and getting the job done right. Apply Today (Serious Applicants Only):60; Call 636-887-0312 and ask for Charlene or Tommyor ClickAPPLY NOWrecblid ehbzmkjlydjbk3e52mbak3h0l77n8e

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