Driver - ROS
united rentalsCharleston (WV)
About the role
Driver With Reliable Onsite Services Great company. Great people. Great opportunities. If you'd like the chance to make your mark with the world's largest equipment rental provider, come build your future with United Rentals! As a Driver with Reliable Onsite Services you'll complete daily service routes in sequence as routed by dispatch personnel. Servicing, cleaning and stocking portable toilets, holding tanks, fresh water systems, hand wash stations and restroom-shower trailers as needed. You are responsible for completing daily routes, while maintaining professional customer contact and open lines of communication with the dispatcher. Some weekend work may be required as business conditions dictate. May work independently with little or no supervision.
What you'll do:
Complete daily service routes in sequence as routed by dispatch personnel. Service, clean and stock portable toilets, holding tanks, fresh water systems, hand wash stations and restroom-shower trailers as needed. Complete daily routes, while maintaining professional customer contact and open lines of communication with Dispatcher. Follow all safety guidelines and procedures and safely operate a Route Service truck daily. Vacuum pump, clean and sanitize portable restroom units on customer site. Stock/replenish paper towels, toilet paper, hand soap and refill water holding tanks. Repair portable restroom units onsite as necessary. Frequent customer interaction, including recommendations for any additional services and supplies needed.
Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent 1 year of truck driving experience preferred (CDL license not required), and DOT medical card must be obtained prior to commencing employmentA valid driver's license and safe driving record Diligent attention to safety Industry experience is a plus (training is provided on products, services, and procedures)This position is deemed Safety Sensitive for purposes of United Rentals' policies and procedures.
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