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The Driver/Operator’s primary purpose is to ensure that driving and equipment operation are conducted safely and in compliance with applicable requirements. The role also leads crews in completing customer projects and works with Field Technicians on cleanups, spills, COVID and hazardous-material decontamination work, and other duties assigned by management within the scope of work. The position operates heavy vehicles and specialized equipment, including roll-off trucks, tractor-trailers, liquid vacuums, turbo vacuums, sewer cleaners, and box trucks. It requires working a rotating schedule that may include days, nights, weekends, and holidays, as well as participating in an on-call emergency-response rotation. Out-of-town travel may be required, depending on the service center and ongoing projects. New hires must attend one week of paid, out-of-state training, with expenses covered by the company.
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