Full-Time
Line Haul Driver
GFL
5,001-10,000 employees
North American waste collection, disposal, recycling
No salary listed
Sarnia, ON, Canada + 6 more
More locations: London, ON, Canada | Waterloo, ON, Canada | Woodstock, ON, Canada | Milton, ON, Canada | Kitchener, ON, Canada | Guelph, ON, Canada
In Person
Daily cross-border runs to Michigan; home nightly.
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- Valid AZ license.
- At least 3 years of related AZ driving experience.
- Ability to cross the United States border daily in a commercial motor vehicle.
- Ability to provide a clean Driver’s Abstract, CVOR Abstract, criminal check, and Department of Transportation-regulated drug testing.
- Knowledge of applicable truck-driving rules and regulations.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
- Complete daily runs to Michigan.
- Transport solid waste from transfer stations to various landfills.
- Inspect vehicles daily for mechanical issues and safety issues to ensure safe operation and public safety.
- Report vehicle defects, accidents, traffic violations, equipment damage, and property damage when applicable.
- Document and log driving and break periods in kilometers on the Daily Trip Report and electronic logs in accordance with Department of Transportation and Ministry of Transportation of Ontario regulations.
- Retain fuel and border toll receipts, as well as pickup and delivery tickets, to complete daily paperwork.
- Comply with applicable legislation concerning safe vehicle operation, carriage of goods, hours of service, occupational health and safety, customs and immigration, and weights and dimensions.
- Complete approximately 600–1,100 kilometers per day on 10–14-hour runs.
- Participate in two weeks of paid, industry-specific training in Ayr, Ontario.
- Waste hauling experience will be viewed as a priority.
- Heavy hauling experience is considered an asset.
- Top-notch backing skills are required.
- One-on-one training with a skilled driver coach is provided.
GFL Environmental is a North American waste services company with vertically integrated operations that collect, haul, transfer, recycle, and dispose of waste. It owns and runs a network of transfer stations, material recovery facilities, landfills, and liquid-waste treatment plants to control processes and costs. Revenue comes from municipal, commercial, and industrial service contracts, tipping fees, and sales of recovered recyclables; solid waste is the largest segment, with liquid waste management also serving hazardous and non-hazardous materials, and soil remediation was divested in 2025 to focus on core activities. The company grows by acquiring other companies to build market density across Canada and the United States, and its goal is to provide reliable, cost-efficient waste services at scale while reducing debt and expanding its solid waste footprint.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Vaughan, Canada
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- January 13, 2026 notes issue raised US$1 billion, extending liquidity.
- July 30, 2026 guidance rose again to C$7.52 billion revenue and C$900 million FCF.
- Secure adds 80-plus facilities, while U.S. and Canadian regulators approved most of the deal.
What critics are saying
- GFL's leverage hit 4.0x by June 30, 2026, limiting error tolerance.
- Hamilton seeks to shut Stoney Creek landfill for two years over odours and nuisance.
- Canada Competition Bureau review of Secure remains open; a block would cripple Western expansion.
What makes GFL unique
- Vertically integrated landfill, transfer, recycling, and liquid waste network creates density advantages.
- Frontier Waste closed April 1, 2026, and Secure closed September 1, 2026.
- OPAL Fuels RNG projects at Alabama and Georgia landfills monetize methane and fleet fuel.
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Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↑ 25%1 year growth
↑ 25%2 year growth
↑ 25%GFL Environmental has priced a $750 million senior notes offering to enhance liquidity and support its growth initiatives, including recent acquisitions.
OPAL Fuels and GFL Environmental have begun construction on two renewable natural gas facilities at landfills in Georgia and Alabama. The projects will convert landfill methane into approximately 15 million gasoline gallon equivalents of RNG annually, enough to fuel roughly 800 Class 8 trucks. The expansion deepens GFL's partnership with OPAL Fuels in decarbonising transportation and building RNG infrastructure. However, the development doesn't substantially alter GFL's near-term investment narrative, which remains focused on integrating past acquisitions, managing high leverage and delivering on 2026 revenue guidance. GFL recently authorised share buybacks of up to 34.7 million shares and increased its dividend by 10%. Analysts project the company's revenue could reach CA$8.6 billion by 2029, implying 8.8% annual growth.
RWT Capital, a leading Canadian mid-market M&A firm, advised on the sale of Alberta oil and gas services provider H2Oil Energy to GFL Environmental.
GFL Environmental has agreed to acquire Secure Waste Infrastructure for $6.4 billion, expanding its presence in Western Canada and North Dakota. The deal includes over 80 locations comprising 12 landfills, 55 waste treatment facilities, 12 recycling facilities, 98 injection wells and five transfer stations. Secure shareholders can choose $24.75 in cash, 0.4195 GFL subordinate voting shares, or a combination for each share held. Cash payments are capped at 20% of the total consideration, with GFL shares limited to 80%. GFL founder and CEO Patrick Dovigi said the acquisition will densify the company's Western Canada footprint and enhance its ability to offer comprehensive waste management services. The transaction requires shareholder approval and is expected to close in the second half of 2025.
Canadian waste management firm GFL Environmental said on Monday it would buy peer Secure Waste Infrastructure in a deal worth about C$6.4 billion ($4.63 billion), including debt, as it looks to deepen its presence in Western Canada.