Waste Collection Truck Driver CDL Class B

CDL Truck Driver – Local Route (Food Waste Collection)

$28 / hour starting wage | Path to Worker-Ownership | Weekdays 5 : 00 AM–12 : 00 PM

CERO Cooperative, Inc., a Boston-based, worker-owned cooperative, is seeking a responsible, professional CDL truck driver to join our growing organic waste collection team. This is a solid local driving opportunity with a Monday–Friday schedule and the unique chance to become a worker-owner with one of Boston’s leading sustainable W / MBE businesses.

The ideal candidate is safety-focused, reliable, and experienced in commercial truck operation.

Compensation & Schedule

Starting Pay : $28 / hour

After 6 Months : Increase to $30 / hour

Schedule : Monday to Friday, 5 : 00 AM to 1 : 00 PM

Hours : 35–40 hours per week

Pay Frequency : Biweekly

Worker-Ownership : Eligible after initial period

Responsibilities

• Conduct daily pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections (fluids, tires, safety equipment, etc.)
• Follow designated routes using the routing app or as assigned by the operations manager
• Safely operate a garbage truck to collect source-separated organic waste
• Load and unload totes and containers (must be able to lift / push / pull over 100 lbs)
• Operate hydraulic hand controls for lifting and disposal at designated facilities
• Maintain a courteous, professional demeanor with customers
• Adhere to company policies and all local, state, and federal driving laws
• Complete route logs and other reports as required
• Perform preventative maintenance and report issues promptly

Qualifications

2+ years of commercial driving experience

Familiarity with GPS , routing apps , and service logs

Ability to pass a background check and drug screening

Working Conditions

CERO Cooperative is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, or any other non-merit factors. We strongly encourage people of color, immigrants, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with lived experience in working-class communities to apply.