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CDL Front-Load Truck Driver – Waste Management

Posted 2 days ago

gfl environmentalOcean Isle Beach (NC)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$59500 - 74000 per year

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About the role

GFL Environmental is seeking a CDL Front-End Driver to safely operate front-load trucks for commercial waste collection. You will complete assigned routes, perform pre/post-trip inspections, operate hydraulic lifting systems, and ensure timely, courteous service to customers. This role requires adherence to DOT, safety, and environmental regulations while working closely with dispatch and maintenance teams. GFL offers a safety-first, team-oriented culture with training, local decision-making, and opportunities for long-term career growth in a stable, essential, sustainability-focused industry. Safely operate CDL front-load truck on assigned commercial waste routes Perform thorough pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections and document findings Operate hydraulic lifting and dumping systems for commercial containers Follow DOT, company safety, and environmental regulations at all times Communicate with dispatch regarding route progress, issues, and customer needs Provide professional, courteous service to commercial customers Report vehicle issues promptly and coordinate with maintenance teams Maintain accurate route, service, and compliance documentation Commercial truck driving Safe vehicle operation Route navigation Hydraulic lift operation Pre/post trip inspections Defensive driving Basic vehicle troubleshooting Time management Customer service Regulatory compliance Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid CDL Class B (or higher) with air brake endorsement Clean driving record meeting DOT and company standards Knowledge of DOT regulations and hours-of-service rules Ability to pass DOT physical and drug/alcohol screening

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