CDL B Operator

MPW•Robinson Township, PA

About The Position

The CDL B Operator supports industrial cleaning operations by safely transporting equipment and crew members to customer sites and performing hands-on fieldwork. The role involves operating commercial vehicles and industrial cleaning equipment, completing physical labor, and maintaining safety and operational standards at job sites. The operator may travel to various locations, including out-of-state assignments, and must be willing to travel for extended periods, work overtime, and maintain a flexible schedule that includes weekends and holidays.

Requirements

Valid CDL Class B license and an acceptable driving record in accordance with company standards.
High school diploma or equivalent preferred; relevant experience may be considered.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds and perform continuous physical work.
Ability to regularly stand, walk, bend, kneel, squat, climb, and work in confined spaces.
Ability to wear respirators and required PPE in environments with exposure to dust, chemicals, fumes, and extreme temperatures.
Willingness to travel for extended periods of days to weeks, work overtime, and maintain a flexible schedule that includes weekends and holidays.
Safety-focused approach, reliability, accountability, mechanical and equipment aptitude, flexibility, and teamwork.

Nice To Haves

Two to three years of experience operating commercial vehicles, industrial equipment, or performing manual labor.
High school diploma or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Operate company vehicles requiring a CDL Class B in compliance with DOT regulations and company policies.
Transport equipment and crew members safely to and from job sites.
Arrive at job sites on time, in uniform, and ready to perform assigned duties.
Set up industrial cleaning equipment, including water blasting and vacuum systems.
Operate water blasting equipment, including hoses, guns, and lances.
Operate wet and dry vacuum systems using large-diameter hoses to remove debris and waste.
Perform manual labor using tools such as shovels, picks, and other hand equipment.
Follow MPW Health and Safety policies and procedures.
Work in confined spaces and industrial environments while maintaining safety compliance.
Clean, inspect, and maintain equipment before returning to the branch.
Communicate with supervisors and team members about job progress and safety conditions.
Travel to various job sites, including out-of-state assignments as needed.
Perform additional duties as assigned to support operational needs.