Being a Garbage Truck Driver may not be for everyone, but it can be a fulfilling and essential job that contributes to the well-being of communities. Pair that with one of Canadas Top Tier companies and you have a recipe for career success!

Here are some reasons why someone might choose to be a Garbage Truck Driver:

• Job security: Garbage collection is a necessary service that will always be required, so job security is often good.


• Good pay and benefits: Garbage truck drivers can make a valuable salary and benefits package.


• Independence: Garbage truck drivers often work independently, which can be appealing to some people who prefer to work on their own.


• Physical activity: Garbage truck drivers are often active throughout the day, which can be a good fit for those who enjoy physical work.


• Contribution to the community: Garbage collection is an important service that contributes to the cleanliness and overall well-being of communities.

Overall, being a garbage truck driver can be a rewarding career choice for those who value job security, independence, physical activity, and contributing to their community.

Whats in it for you?

• $28.67/HR, weekly pay + 4% vacation pay


• LOTS of overtime,
  
  
  
  after 44 hours


• Benefits after probationary period


• Monday to Friday


• 6 AM start times12 hour per day average workday

Location:

Burlington, ON

Job Duties:

• Operating a Garbage or Recycle truck as a single loader/operator


• Responsible for various @types of residential curbside pickup


• Garbage, yard waste, organics and recycling


• Daily pre-and post-trip inspections of the vehicle


• Provide friendly and reliable service, completing daily routes as assigned


• Preform repetitive lifting up to 50lbs, from the ground into the hopper


• Collect and deliver to local transfer stations and landfills

Requirements:

• DZ license required


• CVOR and Drivers Abstract


• Waste industry experience is an asset


• Must be physically fit and able to lift up to 50lbs repetitively


• Must be able to drive and load


• Ability to work in all weather conditions


• Reliable transportation


• Must have steel-toed work boots above the ankle