Roll-Off Dumpster Driver at Honor Services – Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Key Responsibilities:

• • Deliver and pick up roll-off dumpsters in residential and commercial settings
  • Safely position dumpsters in tight or confined spaces (driveways, near structures, etc.)
  • Operate cable hoist systems to load and unload dumpsters while maintaining full control of the container
  • Assess each jobsite before placement to avoid damage to property, vehicles, or surroundings
  • Exit the truck regularly to inspect placement, hook/unhook cables, and manage loads
  • Handle situations involving overloaded dumpsters or difficult terrain
  • Maintain awareness and control during all phases of operation

Physical Requirements:

• • Must be able-bodied and comfortable working outside of the truck
  • Ability to climb, lift, and maneuver around dumpsters as needed
  • Willingness to perform hands-on tasks throughout the day

Experience (Required):

• • Roll-off dumpster experience
  • Dump truck or CDL driving experience
  • Heavy equipment operation experience
  • Over-the-road or local driving experience

Ideal Candidate Profile:

• • Dependable and shows up consistently
  • Strong work ethic—willing to put in a full day’s work
  • Level-headed and able to problem-solve in the field
  • Good communicator who presents themselves professionally
  • Coachable and willing to learn
  • Not just looking for a paycheck, but a long-term opportunity

Compensation & Benefits:

• • Starting pay: $22/hour
  • Guaranteed 40 hours per week
  • Overtime paid at time and a half after 40 hours
  • Quarterly bonuses based on performance
  • Opportunity for pay increases over time
  • No benefits currently offered

Work Area:

• • Local routes only (Baton Rouge, Denham Springs, Gonzales, Plaquemine, and surrounding areas)
  • No long-haul or overnight travel required

• • Must pass a urine drug screen
  • Must pass a background check (case-by-case basis)
  • Clean or acceptable Motor Vehicle Record (MVR)

Additional Notes:

This role requires more than basic driving ability. Candidates must be comfortable operating equipment, thinking critically in the field, and working hands-on throughout the day. Training will be provided for the right candidate, but reliability, attitude, and willingness to learn are critical for success.