Non CDL Truck Driver

Shift: 2nd shift: Sunday-Thursday 3:00pm-12:30am, Saturday as needed

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Annual Education Assistance Benefit available for team members.

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I. Job Summary
Driver safely operates a heavy-duty truck and is responsible for preparing, loading, and transporting large intermodal containers from the intermodal rail facility to landfill working face. Rail Truck Drivers will operate in off road conditions and may operate in tight overhead environments. Highly skilled backing maneuvers are essential, to successfully perform this job. Coordinates movement of materials with rail foreman and Landfill Operations.

II. Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Operates vehicle in accordance with WM Safety and Life Critical Rules. OSHA. (Occupational and Safety Health Act) and all local, municipal, state, and federal laws.
• Positions and/or returns intermodal containers on the rail/truck in a manner that ensures container is safe and secure.
• Performs pre- and post-trip inspections of assigned equipment and documents checks on standard DVIR (Driver Vehicle Inspection Report).
• Immediately reports any unsafe situations or service related issues to Manager or Supervisor.
• Attends and participates in all scheduled training programs, briefings, and meetings required by WM or Facility Manager.
• Works closely with Facility Managers to improve efficiencies and identify best practices.
• Notifies Manager of any incidents, accidents, injuries, or property damage.
• Notifies Manager of operational issues or potential safety hazards.
• Identifies and reports all containers in need of repair or replacement.
• Reads, understands, and applies information such as, lockout/tagout procedures, safety rules, job hazard analyses, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Anticipates typical problems, identifies potential or recurring problems, and takes appropriate action. Troubleshoots equipment and assists in diagnosing problem areas.
• Communicates clearly and concisely both verbally and in writing; as well as communicates clearly whether two-way radio or face to face.