Class B Route Driver

We’re SeQuential. We collect used cooking oil, refine it into biodiesel and bioproducts, and then refuel our communities. We are the longest-running commercial biodiesel producer on the West Coast, and thanks to relationships with great partners we’ve become what we are today– an innovative, conscientious maker of local, responsible, bioproducts that’s helping build a better energy model for the future.

Our corporate headquarters is in Portland, Oregon, and we have 11 locations from as far north as Seattle, Washington, to as far south as San Jose, California. Geographically we span a large footprint, but our clear sense of mission and values allows us to operate cohesively.

Current Opening

Portland, OR - Schedule Pending

Position Description

Our drivers travel among and service up to 20 customers per day–either to collect oil or to clean grease traps. The materials we collect are natural, non-toxic, and they are often smelly, but one can feel good in that they allow us to make our locally sourced bioproducts at our processing plant in Salem, Oregon. Almost all our nearly 100 drivers are home every night and consistently work right around 40 hours; we firmly value work-life balance for all employees.

Compensation and Benefits

We know how important it is to have predictability in your earnings and that’s why we have dedicated company resources to ensuring your compensation as a driver is fair and transparent. We work hard to make sure our pay is in line with industry standards in each of our geographic regions so that you will be paid fairly for your work.

When you come onboard with us you’ll also get 9 paid holidays per year, and you will start out accruing PTO at a rate of 3 weeks per year.

Specific Requirements

We are looking for our next great team member to join us in our mission to build a better energy model. If you’re the kind of person that isn’t afraid of a little grease, grime and hard work and wants to find your next work home please send us your resume and tell us a little about yourself.

You don’t need to know much about cooking oil, grease traps or biodiesel, but you do have to be able to do the job, which means having the certifications listed below:
– Valid Drivers License
– Tanker Endorsement for commercial licenses
– DOT Medical Card
– Clean MVR for the past 3 years

We want you to be able to succeed in this position, so we expect you’ll be able to do the following:
– Pass a pre-employment drug screen
– Pass an in person drive test with one of our managers
– Interact effectively with customers
– Use a tablet comfortably to complete your logs and get routes
– Stand, sit, walk, push, pull, work in splayed positions and carry materials up to 100lbs daily