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SalaryWaste Pro in Ft. Pierce Is Hiring Now, for CDL Driver!
$2,500.00 Retention Bonus paid during the first year of employment.
Waste Pro of Florida in Fort Pierce is now hiring for a Professional CDL Driver! Waste Pro offers excellent pay rates based on experience and a retention bonus of $2,500.00 during the first year of employment! Did we mention this is local driving, you'll be home every night.
Staring at $20.00 per hour
For more information about the position you are applying for, please click the links below.
Residential Rearload
Our drivers are responsible for servicing solid waste or recycling customers according to a designated route, safely operating the truck, including the pre and post trip inspections and following all state and local traffic laws.
Requirements:Our benefits package includes Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance; a 401k Plan, Disability Insurance; Vacation, Holiday and Sick Time. Drivers are eligible for yearend bonuses, referral bonuses, and a $10,000 - 3-year exceptional performance bonus. We provide uniforms, PPE, coolers and ice.
If you are a self-starter that values customer relationships, takes pride in your vehicle and the quality of your work, this job may be for you!
When completing your application, please include all relevant driving experience. This is your opportunity to tell us why you have what it takes to be a Waste Professional! If you have industry experience, please make sure to clearly list the dates of employment and previous employer contact information. Position placement is determined by experience and qualifications appropriate to the position.
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Waste Pro supports a diverse workforce and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Waste Pro does not discriminate against individuals based on race, creed, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, pregnancy, marital status, citizenship status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, or any other classification protected by applicable laws.
