CDL Residential Driver - ASL

GFL Environmental•Myrtle Beach, SC

About The Position

The CDL Residential ASL Driver safely and efficiently operates a fully automated side-loading (ASL) vehicle to collect solid waste on specified residential routes. The role involves independent work on public roadways, precision driving, and operating hydraulic systems from within the cab. Drivers perform vehicle inspections and documentation, follow applicable regulations and company safety policies, maintain service quality and vehicle cleanliness, and report mechanical concerns and unacceptable waste materials. Work is primarily performed independently in the field with minimal supervision and involves exposure to traffic, outdoor weather, mechanical parts, fumes, and vibration.

Requirements

Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Class A or B.
At least two years of commercial driving experience or a certificate of completion from an accredited CDL school.
Ability to meet all criteria for safety-sensitive functions under DOT and company standards.
Ability to safely maneuver large vehicles in tight spaces, including backing distances of 120 feet or more using mirrors.
Understanding of truck components and basic maintenance requirements for safe operation.
Ability to lift, push, pull, or carry objects up to 50 pounds repetitively and occasionally up to 100 pounds.
Ability to sit for approximately 75% of the shift and coordinate multiple limbs for vehicle and equipment controls.
Strong visual depth perception and peripheral vision, and ability to distinguish colors.
Ability to work in loud, vibrating environments.
Valid work authorization in the country where the job is located; candidates must provide documentation confirming eligibility before their start date.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate a fully automated side-loading truck, ancillary equipment, and hydraulic systems while navigating residential routes.
Perform comprehensive pre-trip and post-trip inspections (DVIR).
Complete daily truck reports and route sheets accurately.
Comply with federal (FMCSA/DOT), state, and local regulations and company vehicle-operation safety policies.
Promptly report mechanical issues or vehicle concerns to the shop mechanic and supervisor.
Maintain route quality standards set by management and work to improve routing efficiencies.
Identify and report unacceptable waste materials, including flammables and hazardous liquids, to ensure safe disposal.
Maintain a clean vehicle interior and exterior.
Attend all mandatory safety and branch meetings.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.