Portable Toilet Driver/Hourly

Waste Pro USA•Ocala, FL

About The Position

Operates a company service truck and drives to various locations to service, pump, clean, deliver, and return portable restrooms, holding tanks, sinks, showers, and related equipment. Work is performed under supervision, with performance reviewed during and after routes through observation and discussion of problems. The driver follows daily routing information and company servicing guidelines, provides courteous customer service, maintains and inspects the truck and equipment, and completes required reports and documentation. The role may also involve assisting other routes, attending community events, delivering bins or carts, and working during emergency situations. Drivers are responsible for all persons working on the vehicle during the designated route and must comply with applicable Department of Transportation and state requirements for commercial motor vehicle operators.

Requirements

Hold a valid Class A or Class B CDL with tanker endorsement for the state where the position works.
Have a clean driving record that meets Waste Pro driving guidelines.
Have at least 1 year of experience operating a vehicle requiring a CDL within the past 7 years.
Be at least 21 years of age.
Understand refuse collection policies, procedures, guidelines, and practices, as well as DOT and state requirements for commercial motor vehicle operators.
Hear and see within the normal range, with or without correction, and exhibit a normal range of body motion.
Be able to drive a straight truck with a tank while observing legal and defensive driving practices and manipulate heavy equipment control levers.
Be able to follow a designated collection route or work schedule, understand and carry out oral and written instructions, and maintain written records and service responses.
Have a Hepatitis B vaccination.
Speak and read English well enough to communicate with customers, coworkers, dispatch, and supervisors; understand highway and traffic signals; and make legible entries on paperwork.
Be able to push or pull 50 pounds independently 120–150 times per day.
Be able to lift 50 pounds independently from ground to waist height 120–150 times per day.
Be able to get into and out of the cab of a commercial motor vehicle 120–150 times per day.
Be able to bend at the waist and knees 120–150 times per day.
Be able to work 8 to 12 hours in extreme weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain, and snow.

Responsibilities

Safely drive a service truck to and from pre-designated work sites according to daily routing information and Decision Driving principles.
Deliver and return portable restrooms, and service portable restrooms, holding tanks, sinks, showers, and related equipment according to company guidelines.
Drain the moisture trap and oil catch muffler, maintain oil levels in the pump, and empty the truck at a pump station as needed.
Restock paper products, hand sanitizer, soap, and other supplies in units being serviced.
Clean the interior and exterior of units, make needed repairs, and add chemical solution to portable restroom units.
Provide courteous and expeditious customer service and maintain a positive attitude toward company, customer, and municipal goals.
Answer customer questions and direct customers to Customer Service or Dispatch for additional information.
Perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections in accordance with company procedures and DOT guidelines, including Safety Lane activity and completion of the DVIR.
Inspect and clean the truck, including under-hood and undercarriage checks; check fluid levels and tire pressure, fuel the truck, and wash its exterior weekly.
Prepare, maintain, and submit required company and regulation-mandated reports and documents.
Perform other assigned tasks, including assisting other routes, attending community events, and delivering bins or carts.
Be responsible for all persons working on the vehicle during the designated route.
Comply with Department of Transportation and state requirements for commercial motor vehicle operators.
Attend and participate in assigned company-sponsored training courses, keep current on job-related technology, and perform additional duties assigned by a supervisor.
Work during emergency situations when required.