CDL Residential ASL Driver

At GFL Environmental, we don  just collect waste; we provide essential services that keep our communities clean and sustainable. When you join the GFL family, you  joining a team of  Green Warriors  dedicated to safety, efficiency, and environmental excellence. We offer steady local routes (so you  home every night), competitive pay, and a culture that values your hard work.

As a Residential ASL Driver, you are the face of GFL. Operating a modern, fully automated side-loading truck, you will navigate curbside routes to provide seamless waste removal for our neighbors. This is a solo-operator role that rewards independence, precision, and a commitment to safety.

• Master the Machine:
  Operate state-of-the-art automated side-loading trucks and hydraulic systems with expert precision.

• Own Your Route:
  Safely collect solid waste or recyclables on assigned residential routes, ensuring every customer receives  Green Ribbon  service.

• Safety First:
  Conduct rigorous pre- and post-trip inspections. At GFL, safety isn  a box to check—it  our way of life.

• Professional Pride:
  Maintain a clean vehicle and professional demeanor, acting as a brand ambassador on the road.

• Continuous Improvement:
  Work closely with supervisors to optimize routing and improve efficiency.

• The Credentials: A valid Commercial Driver  License (CDL) and at least 2 years of commercial driving experience (or a CDL school certificate).

• The Strength:
  Ability to lift, push, or pull up to 50 lbs repetitively and the stamina to handle the physical demands of the road.

• The
  
  Skills:
  
  Excellent spatial awareness (backing up 120+ feet in tight spaces) and the ability to recognize unacceptable waste materials.

• The Mindset: A self-starter attitude with the flexibility to adapt to changing weather conditions and route needs.

• Enjoy the outdoors! You  be exposed to various weather conditions and the hum of a high-performance fleet.

• This role requires sitting approximately 75% of the time while driving, with frequent movement for vehicle checks and maintenance.

• Visual focus and depth perception are critical for navigating high-traffic residential areas safely.