CDL A Driver
About the job
- Candidates must be at least 21 years old due to interstate travel in a commercial vehicle and federal regulations.
- Possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License with Tanker and Vacuum Truck Endorsement.
- Have at least 2 years of driving experience.
- Have no disqualifications to drive a commercial motor vehicle under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations 391.15.
- Abide by standard Department of Transportation regulations at all times.
- Be able to sit and drive for long periods.
- Be able to lift heavy hoses and other equipment, generally 50 pounds daily.
- Be able to climb in and out of a truck tractor.
- Be able to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
- Demonstrate responsibility, organization, and safety awareness, including identifying and correcting conditions that affect employee and client safety.
- Operate a truck with liquid capacity of more than 5,000 gallons to transport materials to and from specified destinations.
- Operate semi-roll-off and van-body equipment as secondary transport duties.
- Drive the truck to destinations and operate specialized pump equipment to load, unload, or disperse cargo or materials.
- Prepare customer delivery tickets for products delivered and obtain customer signatures.
- Complete electronic driver logs accurately each day.
- Keep records of materials and products transported.
- Maintain vehicle logs, cargo records, and shipping manifests according to state and federal regulations.
- Maintain telephone and electronic contact with dispatch to receive delivery instructions.
- Read maps and follow written and verbal geographic directions.
- Inspect truck equipment and supplies, including tires, lights, brakes, fuel, oil, and water.
- Secure cargo before and during transit.
About the company
Reworld Waste provides sustainable waste solutions for businesses and communities in North America. Its services include materials processing and waste-to-energy plants, creating value from waste streams by recovering valuable materials and converting non-recyclable waste into energy. The company works with a wide range of clients and offers tailored solutions to manage waste in an environmentally responsible and cost-effective manner. How it works: they process waste streams to extract recyclables and other materials, then convert remaining non-recyclables into energy, using plants and processing facilities to handle different waste types. How it stands out: a focus on turning waste into both materials and energy, with customized solutions for diverse clients across industrial, municipal, and commercial sectors, aligning with circular economy goals. Goal: help clients achieve sustainable waste management by turning waste into resources and energy in a cost-efficient way.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Morristown, New Jersey
Founded
1986
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- September 2, 2026 acquisitions deepen Northeast logistics and resource-recovery density.
- July 9, 2026 EPA testing validated up to 99% PFAS destruction at Lake County.
- Reworld’s June 17, 2026 hiring of Brendan Ferretti accelerates M&A and regional expansion.
What critics are saying
- Miami-Dade sued Reworld on September 28, 2026 for over $750 million after Doral.
- The complaint cites six fire-code violations, impaired sprinklers, and a destroyed 2023 facility.
- Ohio EPA issued a June 23, 2026 NOV at Bedford, reinforcing compliance exposure.
What makes Reworld unique
- Reworld’s June 2026 ReAssure combines 17 million tons capacity with chain-of-custody.
- September 2026 Lindenhurst acquisition adds processing, rail transloading, and collection near Long Island.
- Reworld’s TTF network processes PFAS above 1,100°C, backed by EPA testing in July 2026.
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Health Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Parental Leave
Short-term & Long-term disability Benefits
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0%/PRNewswire/ -- Reworld®, a leader in sustainable waste solutions, today announced its acquisition of Clean & Green Recycling Corporation, ClearFlo...
Reworld has released results from a US Environmental Protection Agency study conducted at its Lake County Thermomechanical Treatment Facility in Florida, validating the effectiveness of PFAS destruction. The study, carried out in spring 2024, showed the facility's process destroyed up to 99% of a conservative surrogate compound harder to eliminate than other PFAS. The findings support Reworld's recently launched ReAssure PFAS Destruction service, which offers approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity through facilities operating above 1,100°C. The service includes access to over 50 material processing facilities, wastewater treatment, and logistics coordination. PFAS contamination stems from thousands of everyday products including carpets, textiles, and packaging that end up in municipal solid waste streams.
Reworld, a sustainable waste solutions provider, has published its 2026 Sustainability Report detailing operational achievements across its North American platform. The company operates over 90 waste facilities and represents 70% of total thermomechanical treatment facility capacity in the US. The report highlights Reworld's launch of ReAssure PFAS Destruction, an end-to-end solution processing waste at temperatures above 1,100°C with demonstrated 99% PFAS destruction rates. The service provides access to approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity. Key results include 39 million metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions avoided, 8.7 megawatt hours of renewable electricity generated, and 19 million tonnes of waste diverted from landfills. The company reported 48% better safety performance than industry average and processed 3 million pounds of post-consumer pharmaceutical waste.
Reworld has launched ReAssure PFAS Destruction, offering approximately 17 million tonnes of processing capacity for PFAS-containing materials through its network of Thermomechanical Treatment Facilities across the United States. The company claims this represents the nation's largest full-scale PFAS destruction capacity. Reworld's facilities process waste at temperatures above 1,100°C, demonstrating 99% destruction and removal of PFAS according to testing campaigns. The company operates over 50 material processing facilities that prepare non-bulk PFAS waste for delivery to treatment facilities, alongside wastewater treatment and logistics services. ReAssure addresses growing concerns about PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals", which the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry says are present in nearly all Americans' blood. The service provides permanent destruction rather than landfill storage.
Reworld, a sustainable waste solutions company, has appointed Mauro Gregorio to its Board of Directors. Gregorio brings extensive global leadership experience from his career at Dow Inc., where he most recently served as President of the Performance Materials & Coatings division, overseeing approximately $10 billion in annual sales. During his two-decade tenure at Dow, Gregorio held several senior roles, including President of Dow Consumer Solutions and CEO of Dow Silicone Corporation, where he led the integration of Dow Corning following its acquisition. He has also served on boards of several public and private companies, including Eagle Materials, Graham Corporation and Radius Recycling. Reworld's leadership expects Gregorio's experience in asset-intensive industries to support the company's growth and sustainability initiatives.