Pump Truck Driver

Posted 8 days ago

s b coxHenrico (VA)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Pump Truck Driver Portable toilet pump truck drivers are responsible for maintaining the sanitation of portable restrooms on a daily route. Your responsibilities are to pump-out the toilet, clean and sanitize it and re-stock it with supplies and fresh water.
Job responsibilities: Drive service truck to locations/construction sites on your daily route. Service and re-stock all portable toilets on your daily route in a complete and thorough manner. Maintain time and production standards set for route. Perform a daily pre-trip inspection of your assigned service truck. Promptly reporting any accidents, injuries or mechanical faults to management. Maintaining accurate driver logs. Complying with all safety rules and regulations. Communicate any customer requests with dispatch. Must follow the route as assigned by dispatch and understand the customer's needs.
Compensation & Benefits: Weekly Pay. Overtime. Company Profit Sharing Plan. Paid holidays and Vacation Pay. Medical, Dental, Vision and HRA Reimbursement. On-time bonus. Safety Bonus.
Reports to: Portable Toilet Department Manager. Position Type and Hours of Work: Full time. Overtime available. Monday-Friday and frequent Saturdays.
Physical Demands: Operate pump truck. Climbing in and out of large trucks. Driving up to 80 miles per day. Ability to lift 25 pounds. Must pass a drug screening

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