CDL Truck Driver Residential

WM•Carson City, NV

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The CDL Truck Driver operates heavy-duty vehicles to collect residential household waste or recyclable material and transport it to a disposal, transfer, or recycling facility when the vehicle reaches legal load capacity. The role requires safely maneuvering vehicles in residential settings, including high-traffic and congested roadways, driveways, alleyways, and lots. Drivers may need to maneuver wheeled containers that weigh more than 1,000 pounds. Drivers operate in accordance with company safety rules and applicable OSHA, DOT, and local, state, and federal requirements. They inspect and document vehicle condition, follow assigned routes, communicate service issues and customer requests, and complete end-of-day documentation. The position is safety-sensitive and requires compliance with safety protocols and applicable drug and alcohol testing requirements. This is an on-site position with an expected base pay range of $33.30–$35.82 per hour. The listed schedule is Monday through Friday, starting at 5 a.m.

Requirements

At least 1 year operating a vehicle requiring a CDL, or 1 year of equivalent military driving experience, within the last 7 years.
At least 18 years of age and legally eligible to work in the country where the position is located.
Able to read, write, and speak English sufficiently to interact with the public, understand traffic signs, respond to official questions, and complete records or reports.
Successfully complete pre-employment screening, including a drug screen and physical.
Hold a Commercial Driver License (CDL) Class A with an air-brake endorsement or Class B with an air-brake endorsement.
Comply with safety rules and protocols and applicable drug and alcohol testing requirements.

Nice To Haves

Accredited high school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Operate the assigned vehicle in accordance with Waste Management Safety and Life Critical Rules, OSHA and DOT requirements, and applicable local, state, and federal laws.
Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and document them using the standard Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR).
Immediately report unsafe situations and service-related issues to the Operations Manager or Dispatch.
Attend and participate in required training programs, briefings, and meetings.
Work with the Operations Manager to improve route efficiency and identify best practices.
Report incidents, accidents, injuries, and property damage to the Operations Manager.
Notify the Operations Manager or Dispatch about service interruptions, impassable streets or alleyways, receptacles too heavy to service, and potential safety hazards.
Communicate customer requests to the Operations Manager or Dispatch.
Empty receptacles completely and leave customer locations clean and free of debris.
Follow assigned routes and complete end-of-day documentation and checkout.
Perform scheduled duties and assist other drivers as directed to meet customer needs.
Collect residential household waste or recyclable material and transport it to a disposal, transfer, or recycling facility when the truck reaches legal load capacity.