CDL Driver Class A / Field Laborer - Environmental Services

CDL Driver Class A / Field Laborer – Environmental Services

Miller Environmental Group (MEG) is seeking a CDL Class A Driver / Field Laborer to support our environmental services operations. This position is responsible for the safe operation of CDL Class A commercial vehicles used in environmental remediation, waste transport, industrial cleaning, and spill response, while also performing hands-on field labor when not driving.

This role supports both emergency response and scheduled project work and requires flexibility, physical endurance, technical awareness, and a strong commitment to safety. Work is often performed in challenging environments under strict DOT, OSHA, and company safety requirements.

Serve in a first responder–like role, mobilizing quickly to environmental emergencies and performing meaningful work that protects people, property, critical infrastructure, and the environment when it matters most.

Starting pay: $30+/hour, depending on experience

Overtime pay after 8 hours in a day

1.5x pay for Saturday work

2x pay for Sunday work

Significant overtime opportunities due to emergency response and project demands

Medical, dental, and vision coverage beginning the first day of the month following hire

401(k) with dollar-for-dollar company match up to 4%

15 paid days off annually (increases with tenure) plus 10 paid holidays

Company-paid life insurance

Company-paid CDL-related, safety, equipment, and hazmat training

Paid certifications and CDL renewals

Hands-on experience in environmental response, remediation, and industrial services

Advancement opportunities into senior driver or leadership roles

Long-term career growth with a company that promotes from within

Operate CDL Class A commercial vehicles safely and in compliance with DOT and company requirements

Drive tractor trailers, tankers, roll-off trucks, vacuum trucks, and other CDL units

Transport regulated and non-regulated materials between job sites, facilities, and disposal locations

Secure loads and ensure proper labeling and placarding for hazardous materials

Safely maneuver large vehicles in tight or complex jobsite conditions using spotters as required

Perform and document pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections

Maintain required DOT logs (DTR/DDL) and compliance documentation

Report accidents, violations, defects, or equipment issues immediately

Travel to weigh stations as required for load verification

Assist with environmental cleanup, remediation, spill response, and industrial cleaning

Support emergency response deployments and on-call operations

Handle, package, and transport regulated materials under supervision

Assist in setting up containment and work zones

Clean contaminated equipment and work areas using appropriate methods and tools

Load and unload tools, materials, debris, and equipment

Perform physical labor including digging, shoveling, site preparation, and debris removal

Support vacuum truck operations including hose handling and spotting

Maintain basic field documentation such as container counts or material tracking

Participate in daily safety meetings and required training

Report safety hazards, equipment problems, or unusual site conditions

Must be at least 21 years of age

Valid, unrestricted CDL Class A license with acceptable driving record

Ability to safely operate CDL vehicles and complete DOT documentation

Ability to lift 40–50 lbs. and perform heavy physical labor

Ability to work outdoors in extreme heat, cold, and varying weather conditions

Ability to work in confined spaces, at heights, and on uneven terrain

Willingness to get dirty

Willingness to work extended hours, overtime, nights, weekends, holidays, travel (when needed), and be on-call (potentially in the middle of the night)

Ability to wear respirators and meet OSHA respiratory protection and facial hair requirements

Basic mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills

Strong reliability, teamwork, and willingness to learn and try new things

Must pass DOT physical, fit-for-duty physical, drug/alcohol screening, and background check

Prior CDL driving experience in environmental, industrial, or construction settings

Experience with vacuum trucks, tankers, or roll-off equipment

Field-based work performed primarily outdoors for 8–12+ hours per day

Exposure to noise, traffic, chemicals, uneven terrain, confined spaces, and elevated work areas

Frequent standing, walking, bending, lifting, climbing, and operating equipment

Required use of PPE including coveralls, gloves, eye protection, respirators, air monitors, and protective suits

Ability to wear fully encapsulated Level A PPE with SCBA for extended periods when required

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Miller Environmental Group is an environmental services company specializing in emergency response, remediation, and industrial cleaning. With multiple branch locations and rapid deployment capabilities, MEG supports clients during routine operations and critical incidents—helping protect people, property, and the environment. Miller Environmental Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.