CDL Pump Truck Driver: Elite Routes, Benefits & Growth

Doodie Calls; Ocala (FL); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Employee Assistance Program

Employee Discount Program

Truck and uniforms and on-route培训

Path to Lead Driver

Referral bonus

Job summary

Doodie Calls in Ocala, FL is seeking a CDL and Non-CDL Pump Truck Driver to support portable sanitation operations across multiple sites. The role requires 3+ years of commercial driving, a clean 5-year record, and a current DOT medical card, with occasional night, weekend, and holiday shifts including storm surges.

You’ll perform pre-trip inspections, pump and sanitize units, manage logs, and back up trucks and trailers in tight spaces while maintaining safety and compliance.

Qualifications

• CDL Class A or B required; tanker endorsement preferred.
• 3+ years of commercial driving experience.
• 5-year driving record must pass insurance review.
• Current DOT medical card and ability to pass DOT Clearinghouse.
• Available for nights, weekends and holidays including storms and event surges.
• Able to operate automatic and manual transmissions; trailer or vac-trailer experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Do pre-trip inspection and log it before rolling out.
• Drive your route: pump, clean, sanitize and restock each unit.
• Safely back up, park, and maneuver large service trucks and multi-unit trailers into tight or uneven spaces on active jobsites.
• Keep dispatch posted on delays, site problems, breakdowns or accidents.
• Unload at the approved disposal site and keep your dump, mileage and service logs.
• Refuel, handle basic upkeep and flag anything the shop needs to fix.

Skills

CDL

Tanker endorsement

Hazmat preferred

Manual transmission

Automatic transmission

Commercial driving

Job description

Doodie Calls in Ocala, FL is seeking a CDL and Non-CDL Pump Truck Driver to support portable sanitation operations across multiple sites. The role requires 3+ years of commercial driving, a clean 5-year record, and a current DOT medical card, with occasional night, weekend, and holiday shifts including storm surges.

You’ll perform pre-trip inspections, pump and sanitize units, manage logs, and back up trucks and trailers in tight spaces while maintaining safety and compliance.