CDL and Non-CDL Pump Truck Drivers - Ocala, FL

Doodie Calls, Inc.•Ocala, FL

2d•$20 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

Doodie Calls is hiring a full-time, non-exempt Pump Truck Driver in Ocala, Florida. The driver operates a pump truck on a set route, servicing portable restrooms at construction sites, homes, special events, and other locations. Work includes pumping tanks, cleaning and sanitizing units, restocking supplies, and finishing the route at an approved disposal site. This is physical, outdoor work requiring responsibility for the truck, safe driving, and punctual service. Drivers complete pre-trip inspections and logs, communicate with dispatch about delays or site problems, unload waste at approved disposal facilities, maintain dump, mileage, and service logs, refuel, perform basic upkeep, and report maintenance needs. The role may involve some nights, weekends, and holidays, including increased demand during storms and events. Compensation is $20–$28 per hour, with overtime when routes run long. The company provides a truck, uniforms, and on-route training, with a potential path to Lead Driver and beyond.

Requirements

Class A or Class B CDL.
At least 3 years of commercial driving experience.
A 5-year driving record that passes the company's insurance review.
Comfort operating vehicles with automatic and manual transmissions.
Current DOT medical card.
Ability to pass a DOT Clearinghouse query.
Availability for some nights, weekends, and holidays, including storm and event surges.
Ability to safely perform the physical tasks described; a pre-employment fitness-for-duty exam is required.

Nice To Haves

Tanker endorsement preferred; Hazmat endorsement is a plus.
Trailer or vacuum-trailer experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Complete and log a pre-trip inspection before departing.
Follow a route and pump, clean, sanitize, and restock portable restroom units.
Safely back up, park, and maneuver large service trucks and multi-unit trailers in tight or uneven spaces at active jobsites.
Keep dispatch informed about delays, site problems, breakdowns, and accidents.
Unload at approved disposal sites and maintain dump, mileage, and service logs.
Refuel the truck, handle basic upkeep, and report repairs or maintenance needs to the shop.
Complete high-volume routes safely and efficiently, potentially servicing 30 to 50 or more stops per day.
Maintain portable units to the stated quality standard, including pumping, power-washing, chemically recharging, and restocking.
Coordinate with site foremen or document access problems when a unit is blocked or inaccessible.
Drive defensively and monitor truck and vacuum-pump systems to help prevent breakdowns.
Follow commercial driving, inspection, and authorized waste-disposal requirements.