Pay
Shared when you apply
- Location
- Sault Ste. Marie, ON
- Equipment
- Hazmat, Tanker
- Route
- Local · Canada only
- License
- CDL B
About this job
Our company is looking for a DZ licensed driver to run vacuum truck services in Sault Ste. Marie, ON, picking up and hauling liquid and solid waste, both hazardous and non-hazardous, between customer sites.
What you'll do
- Pick up, haul and drop off waste materials at customer locations
- Load and unload cargo, securing it properly and following required safety rules
- Run vacuum equipment in industrial settings, plus box trucks or other equipment allowed under your license
- Position your truck for loading and unloading, working with signals from the loading crew and confirming equipment is set up correctly
- Carry out pre-trip, en-route and post-trip checks on your vehicle and load to confirm everything is secure and roadworthy
- Follow rules covering hours of service, dangerous goods transport, workplace safety, customs/immigration and weight and size limits
- Flag any mechanical issues, accidents, traffic violations or vehicle damage to your supervisor
- Review load paperwork for accuracy and hand off products and documents to customers
- Keep communication open with customers, the public and coworkers, and pass along feedback on any mechanical, delivery or customer issues
- Take on other tasks as assigned
Requirements
- Valid DZ license
- Solid mechanical know-how, with the ability to handle basic vehicle upkeep
- Strong organizational and communication skills, both spoken and written
- Comfortable prioritizing tasks, managing time and handling multiple jobs in a fast-paced setting
- Steady, professional attitude under pressure, with confident and decisive judgment
- Physically able to lift 75+ lbs and perform tasks requiring manual dexterity
- Available for overtime and occasional weekend work, with an on-call rotation in effect weekly
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