Roll Off Driver

About the Role

The Roll-Off Truck Driver is responsible for loading work equipment such as skid steers and other machinery and/or equipment onto a Roll-Off truck and safely transporting those to various job sites. The driver also transports work-related materials such as gravel, broken concrete, and dirt to designated dumping sites as directed by the Foreman on site.

Responsibilities

• Performs daily vehicle and equipment safety inspections of the truck and its components before the first trip of the day and after the last trip of the day using Samsara software. Reports unsafe wear and tear or any safety hazards to management.
• Loads Roll-off truck and safely drives equipment to various locations in the DMV area.
• Receives directions from the Foreman on required equipment for the job site and where to deliver material waste.
• Ensures the truck is clean and free of trash and debris at all times.
• Wears PPE as required for duties being performed.

Requirements

• Must have a CDL Class B and at least 2 years of commercial driving experience, with a clean driving record.
• Must pass DOT pre-employment drug screen and criminal background check.
• Willingness to work overtime, holidays, and weekends when necessary.

Physical Requirements

• Remaining in a stationary position (standing or sitting) for prolonged periods: Constantly
• Moving about to accomplish tasks or moving between worksites: Constantly
• Stooping, kneeling, or crouching to accomplish tasks: Constantly
• Adjusting, moving, and lifting objects in all directions (up to 100+ pounds): Occasionally
• Talking and hearing to communicate with others: Constantly
• Seeing to perform job duties at close range (e.g., monitors or screens): Occasionally
• Seeing to perform job duties at a distance (e.g., driving or operating equipment): Constantly
• Repeating motions involving wrists, hands, and/or fingers: Constantly
• Ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, or poles: Occasionally
• Operating machinery and/or power tools: Occasionally
• Operating motor vehicles or heavy equipment: Constantly
• Ability to travel regionally or nationally: Constantly

Physical Demands

• Sedentary work (sitting/standing): Constantly
• Light work (moving objects up to 20 pounds): Occasionally
• Medium work (moving objects up to 50 pounds): Occasionally
• Heavy work (moving objects up to 100+ pounds): Occasionally

Working Conditions

• Low temperatures: Occasionally
• High temperatures: Occasionally
• Outdoor elements (precipitation, wind): Occasionally
• Noisy environments: Occasionally
• Hazardous conditions: Occasionally
• Shift work, including overnight: Occasionally
• Frequent overtime, including weekends: Occasionally
• Office environment: Rarely

Benefits

Pave America and its companies offer a comprehensive, competitive, and inclusive set of health, financial, and other benefits that support your total well-being.