ROLL OFF DRIVER

Roll-Off Drivers are responsible for transporting construction and demolition debris, primarily from large, high-volume construction sites. This is a physically demanding role that requires frequent mounting and dismounting of a heavy-duty truck throughout the workday.


Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Job Schedule: Monday – Friday, Every other Saturday
Job Shift: 5:00AM – 3:00PM

  • Operate roll-off trucks safely through congested urban, suburban, and confined job-site environments.

  • Perform frequent backing maneuvers; strong backing skills are essential, as a significant portion of service is completed in reverse.

  • Routinely enter and exit the truck cab to service customer locations.

  • Climb onto containers as needed to level loads or secure tarps for transport.

  • Perform physical tasks including lifting (50–75 lbs), pushing, pulling, bending, and climbing. Physical demands may vary by site.

  • Maintain professional communication with customers and dispatch at all times.

  • Comply with all company policies and all local, state, and federal transportation regulations.

  • Work variable hours based on route needs, including weekends and/or holidays, up to legal driving limits.

  • Accurately read maps or keymaps, complete daily driver logs, and conduct pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections.

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