Portable Restroom Driver

Waste Connections•Twin Falls, ID

7d•Onsite

About The Position

PSI Environmental Systems, a Waste Connections company is looking to hire for a Portable Restroom Driver at our site located in Twin Falls, ID. This is a career opportunity where skill, reliability, and professionalism are valued. Our Portable Restroom Drivers earn competitive pay, full family benefits, and unmatched job security in an essential service the community depends on every day. With early morning schedules, holidays off, and benefits that invest in your family’s future, this is a sought-after, long-term career with real purpose.

Requirements

Valid Driver's license, with Clean Driving Record.
Ability to Drive Manual Transmission
Must pass criminal background check, drug panel screening, and motor vehicle report to be eligible for employment.
Ability to obtain Class B CDL within 6 months if required.
Minimum 1 year of experience that is directly related to the duties and responsibilities specified.
Ability to work a physically demanding job. Loading and unloading cans with no helpers.
Ability to read, write and comprehend reports to complete daily assignments in English
2 years experience in any of the following: Outdoor Labor, Non-CDL box truck, vac truck, or company vehicle driving experience, Hands on septic, plumbing, janitorial, or similarly related experience.

Nice To Haves

Future paid CDL training available.

Responsibilities

Drive a truck on specified routes to deliver and remove portable restrooms.
Mechanically collect waste and transport it to appropriate disposal sites.
Safely, efficiently, and courteously serve customers.
Complete pre and post trip inspections on vehicles.
Load and unload portable toilets with lift gate.
Maneuver portable toilets on and off lift gate as well as for placement, using leveraging equipment when possible such as a dolly.
Clean portable toilets: carry and hold hose while pumping. Use sprayer to spray out the portable toilets.
Read route sheets and service each customer as identified on the sheet or assigned by the dispatcher.
Monitor and maintain the physical appearance of the equipment.
Clean, service, and restock up to 50 units per day.
Follow safe operating practices.
Perform routine inspection and maintenance on vehicles such as checking fluids, safety equipment, and tires.