CDL Driver

About the role

Guardian Data is seeking experienced 1099 Independent Contractors with a CDL Class B to support onsite IT asset disposition (ITAD) projects throughout our service areas. This opportunity is ideal for professionals who enjoy hands-on work, traveling to customer locations, and providing exceptional service while operating independently.

Projects include the secure collection, transportation, and handling of retired IT equipment such as computers, servers, hard drives, and other electronic devices from various clients. Guardian's mission is to responsibly manage the world's IT assets while earning the trust of our partners, our people, and our planet.

Responsibilities

• Transport retired IT assets from customer locations.
• Load and unload equipment safely using provided project procedures.
• Utilize wireless scanning technology to document collected assets.
• Complete required project documentation and vehicle inspections.
• Follow all customer site requirements and applicable safety standards.
• Represent Guardian Data professionally while interacting with customers.
• Perform the physical demands of the assignment, including lifting, moving, and transporting equipment.

Qualifications

• A valid CDL Class B driver's license.
• At least one year of commercial driving experience.
• Strong customer service and communication skills.
• The ability to lift 70+ pounds and push or pull equipment weighing up to 350 pounds.
• The ability to carry recycling bins up and down stairs, ramps, and other varying terrain.
• The ability to stand, walk, sit, and perform physical work throughout the day.
• A professional, dependable, and safety-focused approach to every assignment.

Benefits

• Competitive project-based or hourly contractor rates.
• Flexible project opportunities based on business needs.
• Opportunity for ongoing assignments with a growing national organization.

Independent Contractor Notice

This opportunity is for an Independent Contractor (1099) and is not an employee position. Contractors are responsible for their own taxes, insurance, licenses, and business expenses, except as otherwise agreed upon in a written Independent Contractor Agreement. Engagements are project-based and scheduled according to customer demand and contractor availability.