Roll Off Dumpster Truck Driver
s b coxHenrico (VA)
About the role
Roll Off Dumpster Truck DriverRoll-Off Drivers are responsible for transportation of open top containers to various construction sites and disposal sites. Roll-Off Drivers will need to navigate driveways, alleyways, job sites and traffic filled roadways. The roll-off truck driver will maintain a clean truck, interact well with others, provide quality customer service and follow safety policies and procedures.
Job Requirements:
1 year of experience as a Class A or B Commercial Truck Driver.
Clean driving record.
Ability to operate manual transmission.
Good work history.
Attention to detail.
Ability to communicate professionally with dispatch, supervisors and customers.
Job responsibilities:
Deliver and empty construction site dumpsters.
Verify and communicate to dispatch the types of materials being transported and ensuring that they do not exceed weight restrictions.
Perform thorough vehicle inspection prior to start and end of shift.
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.
Compensation & Benefits:
Weekly pay.
Company profit sharing plan.
Paid holidays and vacation pay.
Medical, dental, vision and HRA reimbursement.
On-time bonus.
Safety bonus.
Reports to:
Dispatch Manager. Position Type and Hours of WorkFull time. Overtime available. Monday-Friday and occasional Saturdays.
Physical Demands:
Hooking up to and disengaging from dumpster.
Opening and closing large dumpster doors.
Maneuvering through landfills and job sites.
Climbing in and out of large trucks.
Driving local and home every night.
Must pass a drug screening
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