Box Truck Driver

WM•Madison, WI

About The Position

The Driver Route Hybrid NonCDL fills in as a commercial non-CDL driver in WMHS and Medical Waste operations as needed, covering routes when team members are on vacation or sick, including at remote transfer locations. The role provides service to clients by handling confidential document destruction or medical waste removal and transport. Drivers represent WMHS and Medical Waste to customers and maintain company policies, standards, practices, and values. The position involves planning and completing assigned routes, collecting and transporting waste in compliance with applicable regulations, maintaining customer service, completing route paperwork, and safely operating and checking assigned trucks. Drivers also maintain the security of collected documents and containers, use a handheld device to service accounts, communicate route and account issues to supervisors or dispatchers, and help ensure route coverage provides consistent service.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience, preferably driving shred trucks and box trucks.
Must be at least 21 years old.
Valid driver's license.
Commercial motor vehicle drivers must be able to obtain a medical card from a certified medical examiner.
May be required to obtain immunizations and credentials based on customer requirements.

Nice To Haves

Accredited high school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Perform onsite or offsite destruction of confidential information, or pick up and transport medical waste.
Pick up and transport waste safely in accordance with federal, state, and local rules and regulations.
Plan daily schedules based on customer needs and route paperwork.
Prepare and load trucks for select accounts as needed, ensuring sufficient supplies are available.
Verify that customers have packaged and prepared waste according to applicable rules before transport.
Provide high-quality service to assigned accounts and communicate customer or route issues to the Transportation Manager, Supervisor, or Dispatcher.
Perform pre-trip and post-trip checks and driver check-in on the assigned truck; report maintenance problems.
Operate company equipment safely and efficiently to minimize injury and equipment damage.
Comply with laws governing driver fitness and hours of service.
Complete assigned paperwork accurately and return it for processing; complete a DOT Driver Log when applicable.
Maintain security when emptying consoles or collection totes by retrieving all documents and securely locking containers.
Use a handheld device to service accounts, verify barcodes and locations, and ensure the accuracy of container types and quantities.
Communicate route pickup changes, customer issues, and nonstandard situations to supervisors or dispatchers and route-covering employees.
Manage assigned routes so customer materials are collected and serviced accurately and on time.
Respond to customer problems and inquiries promptly and in the best interests of the customer and business.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.