CDL A Driver

CDL A Driver Local Routes

Liquid Environmental Solutions (LES) is hiring experienced CDL A drivers who want reliable, year round work and don't mind getting their hands dirty. If you're looking for a stable role with solid pay, overtime, and full benefits, this could be a great fit.

This is local field service work operating tanker and vacuum trucks at commercial and industrial sites. It's hands on, physical work but it's honest, essential, and recession-resistant. And yes it pays well.

What You'll Do

• Operate CDL A tanker/vacuum trucks safely and efficiently
• Perform service work at customer facilities
• Use industrial equipment such as hoses, pumps, and tanks
• Complete DVIRs, safety checks, and service documentation
• Work outdoors or industrial environments
• Represent LES professionally with customers and teammates

Schedule & Work Environment

• Day shift (required)
• Local routes no long-haul, no hotels
• Overtime, weekends, and longer shifts available
• Year round work no seasonal layoffs

What We're Looking For

• Valid CDL A license (Tanker endorsement required)
• Ability to perform physical work: lifting, pulling, climbing, bending
• Comfort working in dirty, greasy, industrial settings
• Strong safety mindset and acceptable driving record
• Dependable, self directed, and accountable

What You Get

• Competitive hourly pay + overtime opportunities
• Full benefits package: medical, dental, vision, 401(k), PTO
• Well maintained, modern equipment
• Local work go home when your shift ends
• A stable company doing essential work that doesn't slow down

Why Drivers Stay

At LES, our drivers value job security, consistency, and being treated with respect. You'll work hard but you'll be paid fairly, supported by a team, and have dependable work you can count on.

Apply today if you're ready for steady driving with real earning potential.

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