Field Services Driver CDL B

About the role

As a Field Services Driver / Operator you are responsible for providing on-site operations of equipment and transportation of wastes to disposal facilities in a safe and conscientious manner, generating value and satisfaction to internal and external customers. A typical day may include arriving at the office to collect job paperwork, loading supplies and equipment, assisting in cleaning and scraping underground chemical storage tanks, helping with tank removal, preparing waste for disposal, supporting demolition of contaminated buildings and land sites, operating excavation and filter press equipment, driving to customer sites, labeling drums, sorting waste streams, completing hazardous waste manifests, responding to emergency spills, submitting paperwork, and assisting with truck unloading.

Responsibilities

• Operate vacuum trucks and straight trucks safely and in compliance with DOT regulations
• Load and unload trucks, ensuring proper weight distribution and securement
• Accurately label containers and complete all required hazardous waste documentation
• Maintain a clean and organized vehicle
• Communicate professionally with customers at each stop
• Adhere to all safety, environmental, and compliance standards
• Inspect vehicle and equipment before trips, fuel the truck, and ensure all equipment is in excellent operating order
• Drive to customer service sites to collect waste material and/or transport hazardous and non‑hazardous waste to facilities for unloading and disposal
• Complete manifests, company documentation, and marking/placarding documents for every load managed
• Maintain a DOT compliance logbook
• Maintain ability to operate high‑velocity vacuum trucks and all attachments
• Take on additional duties as assigned to support the team and organization

Requirements

• High‑school diploma or equivalent (required)
• 1+ years of experience driving related equipment (required)
• Class B CDL with Hazmat endorsement, air brake endorsement, and tanker endorsement (required)

Skills

• Safe operation of vacuum and straight trucks
• DOT regulatory compliance and logbook maintenance
• Proper loading, weight distribution, and securement of cargo
• Accurate labeling and hazardous waste manifest completion
• Vehicle inspection, cleaning, and organization
• Professional customer communication
• Ability to respond to emergency spills
• Experience with excavation, filter press, and underground tank operations

Benefits

• $7,000 sign‑on bonus
• Above‑market benefits package
• Annual bonus plan based on company performance
• Steady work and competitive pay

Pay

Pay starts at $25/hour depending on experience; the estimated starting base salary range is $25/hour.

Schedule

Guaranteed 40 hours per week with required overtime. Overnight travel expected approximately 2 times per month (1–2 nights per trip). The role reports to the Field Office, is dispatched to regional projects during the day, and returns to the office at the end of the day.