Yrc Roll Off Dumpster Truck Driver

S B Cox•Yorktown, VA

21d•Onsite

About The Position

Roll-Off Drivers are responsible for preparing, securing, and transporting open-top containers to various disposal sites, including landfills, transfer facilities, and customer job sites. This role requires navigating diverse environments such as driveways, alleyways, job sites, and traffic-filled roadways, often in tight spaces and involving backing up over long distances. The driver will handle pick-up and hauling of containers, perform checks on the container, complete reports, and adhere to all transportation laws and procedures. Maintaining a clean truck, interacting positively with others, providing quality customer service, and following safety policies are key aspects of this position. The driver should possess strong record-keeping, communication, and organizational skills.

Requirements

1-3 years of experience as a Class A or B Commercial Truck Driver
Clean driving record
Ability to operate manual transmission
Ability to operate a roll off dumpster
Attention to detail
Communicate with dispatch, supervisors regarding routes and responsibilities
Must pass a drug screening

Responsibilities

Prepare, secure, and transport open-top containers to various disposal sites and customer job sites.
Navigate driveways, alleyways, job sites, and traffic-filled roadways, including operating in tight environments and backing up long distances.
Handle pick-up and hauling of containers.
Check the container for compliance and material types.
Complete reports and maintain accurate driver logs.
Comply with all transportation laws, safety rules, and regulations.
Maintain a clean truck.
Interact well with others and provide quality customer service.
Communicate with dispatch, supervisors, and customers regarding routes, responsibilities, and requests.
Deliver and empty construction site dumpsters.
Verify types of materials being transported and ensure they do not exceed weight restrictions.
Inspect the truck before and after every shift, checking oil, gas, water levels, lights, and tires.
Promptly report any accidents, injuries, or mechanical faults to management.
Follow the assigned route and understand customer needs.
Hooking up and disengaging dumpsters.
Opening and closing large dumpster doors.
Maneuvering through landfills and job sites.
Climbing in and out of large trucks.
Driving locally and returning home each night.
Pass a drug screening.