Yard Jockey (Class A CDL)

Come join the largest independent Medical Waste Service Provider in the country for an exciting position! We provide excellent customer service to local hospitals and healthcare professionals and represent one of the most prominent companies in the Medical Waste Industry. Join an economically stable industry that offers long-term career development across 35+ locations.

As a Yard Jockey Driver, you will be responsible for safely moving, staging, and positioning trailers throughout the facility yard while supporting daily transportation and logistics operations. This role serves as the primary Yard Jockey and will also provide coverage for Long-Haul and Roll-Off driving assignments during vacations, absences, and operational needs. In addition to driving responsibilities, you will be cross-trained in dispatch functions, including weighing trucks and trailers and providing operational support as needed. Paid training, company-provided uniforms, and a Stay-On Bonus make this a strong opportunity to grow within an essential, mission-driven industry.

Key Responsibilities

• Safely move, stage, and position trailers throughout the facility yard to support daily operations.
• Perform routine trailer spotting and yard management activities to maintain efficient workflow.
• Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections and report maintenance concerns promptly.
• Operate Yard Jockey trucks, tractor-trailers, Roll-Off trucks, and other commercial vehicles as assigned.
• Provide coverage for Long-Haul Driver routes during vacations, absences, and special transportation assignments.
• Provide coverage for Roll-Off Driver routes during scheduled vacations and operational needs.
• Learn and perform dispatch functions, including weighing trucks and trailers in and out of the facility.
• Provide dispatch coverage during breaks and lunches as needed.
• Complete all required DOT logs, inspection reports, manifests, and transportation documentation.
• Maintain compliance with all DOT regulations, company policies, and safety requirements.
• Communicate effectively with dispatch, operations, and facility personnel regarding transportation needs, route changes, and operational concerns.
• Utilize ELD (Electronic Driver Log) systems for accurate reporting and compliance.
• Other duties as needed.