Roll Off Driver

GFL Environmental Inc.•Flint, MI

About The Position

The Roll-Off Driver safely, efficiently, and courteously provides waste removal services across multiple business lines. The driver collects waste from customer sites and transports it to post-collection facilities for proper disposal. The role involves operating a roll-off truck and related equipment, maintaining safety and service standards, documenting work, and interacting professionally with customers and the public. Work takes place outdoors and on routes away from the branch throughout the day.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED desired.
Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).
At least one year of commercial driving experience or a CDL school certificate.
Must meet relevant company criteria for safety-sensitive functions.
Must demonstrate the ability to safely drive the truck and operate its equipment.
Ability to operate vehicles or equipment needed to perform the job.
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing.
Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations and apply them to the job.
Ability to write simple reports and correspondence, including inspection records, accident reports, and daily paperwork.
Ability to read and understand simple correspondence and instructions, including company policies and procedures.
Ability to use common-sense reasoning to follow straightforward written or oral instructions and solve general problems.
Ability to follow instructions and work under limited supervision.

Responsibilities

Operate a roll-off truck and ancillary equipment to collect waste.
Complete daily pre-trip and post-trip safety lane inspections and reports, truck reports, route sheets, and other documentation requested by the supervisor.
Immediately communicate vehicle mechanical problems to the mechanic and supervisor.
Maintain route quality standards established by management.
Operate the truck and equipment using prescribed techniques to prevent driver-induced mechanical failures.
Follow safety standards, equipment checks, precautions, and applicable federal, state/provincial, local, company, and customer-specific safety and vehicle-operation rules.
Inform the Supervisor or Lead of potential hazards related to serving or picking up a container before performing the task.
Clean the vehicle's cab interior and exterior.
Immediately report accidents or incidents to supervisors.
Maintain a professional demeanor, manner, and appearance when interacting with customers or the public, including while in uniform.
Wear required personal protective equipment at all times, including gloves, reflective vest, safety glasses, and work boots.
Maintain accurate records of services performed.
Work with the supervisor to improve routing efficiency.
Attend safety and branch meetings.
Work overtime if required.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as required or requested by management.