Residential Driver NonCDL

Waste Pro has immediate Openings for NonCDL Residential Drivers!

Everyday thousands of Waste Pro trucks serve millions of customers. It takes professional, experienced, hardworking, and dedicated people working together to accomplish this task. Work with the brightest people in the industry while driving some of the finest trucks built.

Did you know that Waste Pro offers a $10,000 driver award? This award is designed specifically for drivers and can be earned every three years when the driver meets specific criteria.

The Waste Pro Residential Driver operates refuse collection vehicles on pre-assigned and special routes to pick up garbage, yard waste, or recycling. Oversees work of helpers assisting on assigned routes; performs pre-trip and post-trip truck checks and cleaning; and performs other related work as assigned. Work is performed under supervision and performance is reviewed during and upon completion through direct observation of routes and discussion of problems.

• Employees in this job classification must attend and participate in corporation-sponsored training courses as assigned.
• Employees in this job classification are responsible for keeping up to date on current technology, as job appropriate, being used by Waste Pro.
• Any additional job duties that may be assigned by the Supervisor.

Works in a variety of environmental conditions, including wide temperature and weather variations—heat, cold, snow, rain, wind, noise, vibrations, fumes, odors, and dust.

• Must have a valid driver's license. Requires a clean driving record.
• Must be at least 21 years of age or older.
• Understands refuse collection policies, procedures, guidelines, and practices, including Department of Transportation and State requirements for operators of commercial motor vehicles.
• Has hearing in the normal audio range with or without correction.
• Has vision in the normal visual range with or without correction.
• Exhibits normal range of body motion.
• Can drive a front-end, side, rear-end, or roll-off loading refuse truck, including a right-hand driver’s position on certain equipment, while observing legal and defensive driving practices.
• Can manipulate heavy equipment control levers.
• Can follow a designated refuse collection route or work schedule.
• Can understand and carry out oral and written instructions.
• Can maintain written records and service responses.
• Must be able to speak and read English well enough to communicate with customers, co-workers, dispatch, and supervisors, understand highway and traffic signals, and make legible entries on paperwork.