Field Services Driver - CDL B

Arcwood Environmental, LLC•Tulsa, OK

8d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Field Services Driver, you will play a hands-on role in the safe transport and handling of hazardous waste materials across multiple customer sites. This is not a sit-behind-the-wheel role — our drivers are active contributors to each job from start to finish, including loading and unloading, container labeling, waste sorting, and completion of regulatory paperwork. Guaranteed 40 hours per week; overtime is required. Overnight travel expected approximately 50% or more. The pay rate starts at $25/hour, experienced drivers can earn more depending on experience. While no two days are exactly the same, a typical day may look like this: Arrive at the office and collect job paperwork Load required supplies and equipment for the day's jobs Drive to customer sites throughout the day Label drums, sort waste streams, and complete hazardous waste manifests at each stop Respond to emergency spills. Submit completed paperwork and assist with unloading the truck as needed

Requirements

High-school diploma or equivalent (required)
Minimum 1 year of CDL driving experience
Valid CDL Class B license
Hazmat endorsement required
Air Brake endorsement required
Tanker endorsement required
This role requires the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including a respirator. Due to respirator requirements, employees must be clean-shaven.

Responsibilities

Operate vacuum trucks, straight trucks, and roll-off trailers safely and in compliance with DOT regulations
Load and unload trucks, ensuring proper weight distribution and securement
Accurately label containers and complete all required hazardous waste documentation
Maintain a clean and organized vehicle
Communicate professionally with customers at each stop
Adhere to all safety, environmental, and compliance standards
Completes manifests, company documentation, and other marking and placarding documents for every load managed
Maintains a logbook for DOT compliance
Maintains ability to operate high-velocity vacuum trucks and all attachments
Operate Equipment, including vacuum truck, roll-off truck, pumps, pressure washers etc.
Cleaning and removing underground chemical storage tanks and preparing waste for disposal
Demolition labor at contaminated building and land sites
Operating excavation and filter press equipment
Handling, loading, unloading, and sampling drums
Responding to emergency spill situations as needed
Using small hand tools and providing general construction support
Driving waste to disposal site
At day's end: decontaminating equipment, completing paperwork, and prepping for the next assignment