CDL Driver
corporate coverage employee benefitsJoliet (IL)
About the role
Environmental Services Recycling DriverAn environmental services company, a true "Green" job. We provide our own recovery facility for recyclable products. We have immediate openings for CDL Class B or A drivers. Experience in roll off and front load. Our drivers have over 80 years of experience to help teach you the safe and best practices for being a recycling driver in this growing industry. Drivers in these positions are responsible for collecting and removing waste/recyclable materials from residential, commercial, and industrial sites and transporting to our local company-owned recycling facilities and nearby energy recovery facilities. Interested drivers should be ready to work full-time. Company offers competitive wages, benefits, etc.
Requirements
Experience: Class A or Class B CDL driving: 2 years Waste experience (Required)
Minimum of 2 years of Roll off (Required) Minimum of 2 years of Frontload (Required)
License: CDL Class A (preferred)
No Moving Violations in the Past: 3 years (Preferred) Other position requirements include: Minimum of 23 years of age Ability to drive and licensed for standard (manual) and automatic transmission Clean MVRCurrent DOT card helpful Operating/maintaining vehicles safely and productively according to all federal, state, local, company, DOT and OSHA regulations and standards Completing required paperwork daily Participation in required meetings Ability to interact with customers, the public and company personnel in a courteous/very customer service friendly manner Lifting, bending, climbing and physical labor Front-end loader and universal lift or cable experience
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