Driver - CDL A
valicor environmental servicesDearborn (MI)
About the role
Class A CDL Driver Valicor Environmental Services is looking for a Class A Gravel Train Driver in our Dearborn, MI Facility. The ideal candidates MUST HAVE Tanker endorsement and Doubles and Triples and endorsement and be able to drive MANUAL transmissions.
Requirements:
- CDL Class A license 1 year driving experience
- Gravel train experience
- Tanker Endorsement
- Doubles and Triples Endorsement
- Ability to operate MANUAL transmission vehicles
- Acceptable driving record
- Ability to work occasional Saturdays
Benefits:
- $4,000 sign-on bonus; $4,000 driver-referral bonus
- Hourly wage + OTHOME EVERY NIGHTMedical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), Life, Disability
- Paid holidays & PTOResponsibilitiesLoad and unload gravel train trucks in local landfills
- Load and unload tanker trucks using hoses and climbing onto the top of tanker
- Effective communication skills (Fleet Manager/Dispatch, co-workers, and customers)
- Compliance with DOT, Company Policies, performance measures
- Completion of all documentation (BOL, hazardous labels, manifests, pre/post trip inspections)
Headquartered in Monroe, Ohio. Valicor is the largest provider of non-hazardous wastewater treatment services in North America. Leveraging its extensive fleet of tankers and a network of strategically located centralized wastewater treatment ("CWT") facilities, the Company transports and processes diverse wastewater streams that result from the manufacture of industrial and consumer goods. The Company's mission-critical services allow customers to meet federal, state, and local regulations by safely and responsibly disposing of oily water, leachate, soaps, line flush waste, and similar waste streams and it also provides a diverse set of landfill solidification, product destruction, and retail oil services. As an ISO 14001 certified organization, Valicor takes extraordinary pride in its environmental compliance process.
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