Roll-Off Driver - Home Daily, Steady Overtime

Wind-River-Environmenta; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 34,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Steady year-round work

Supportive team

Overtime pay

Full benefits

Local routes – home nightly

Career growth

Job summary

Wind River Environmental is seeking a Roll-Off Driver to join our team, hauling waste from sewer treatment plants to landfills. This hands-on role requires skilled backing, safe operation, and communication with dispatch while you work through high-traffic sites and industrial routes.

Local routes mean you’re home each night. CDL Class A or B with a current medical card is required, along with a clean driving record and knowledge of DOT regulations.

Qualifications

• CDL license with current medical card.
• Clean driving record and knowledge of DOT regulations.
• Experience with roll-off, vacuum truck, or similar heavy equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate a Roll-Off truck to and from job sites, transfer stations, and landfills.
• Perform backing maneuvers in tight and overhead-constrained areas.
• Communicate with dispatch, customers, and the shop throughout the day.
• Prep for jobs by checking equipment, tools, and materials.
• Respond to service calls and emergency requests as needed.
• Follow all DOT, FMCSA, and company safety protocols.
• Handle your equipment with care and keep your truck in top condition.
• Rotate into on-call weekend/overtime work when scheduled.
• Work outdoors in all weather — rain or shine, our customers count on us.

Skills

Safety-focused

Reliability

Independent work

Physical stamina

Education

CDL Class A or B with medical card

Tools

Roll-off truck experience

Vacuum truck experience

Tablet/smartphone for route updates

Job description

Wind River Environmental is seeking a Roll-Off Driver to join our team, hauling waste from sewer treatment plants to landfills. This hands-on role requires skilled backing, safe operation, and communication with dispatch while you work through high-traffic sites and industrial routes.

Local routes mean you’re home each night. CDL Class A or B with a current medical card is required, along with a clean driving record and knowledge of DOT regulations.