Stop J trucks and things. You have never experienced these drivers. I’m not saying I have ethier. And it depends on how the driver is. Not the company. I have come across some really rude drivers at republic and some nice ones. So I’m not saying there all good or all bad. It all depends on one driver not the whole company.
Damn. I just recently started as a recycling truck driver in Canada small city of 140,000 and we still do it old school. Hop out and separate the glass, dump the rest. If there is trash or mouldy shit put it back in and flip the bin. Make them clean their lawn and they won’t do it the again. If they don’t get the point just note it and a super visor truck can knock on their door.
We have both left and right hand drive trucks. Some guys like the right hand drive trucks as the carts are just outside of the cab. I don't like the right hand drive, they seam backwards to me.
Teachers used to threaten us with becoming “garbage men” if we didn’t pay attention in school. These guys make bank, I should’ve had more fun in school.
Shit i wish i made bank im a garbage man and im pretty much making minimum wage and we don't even get overtime im honest about to find another place to work
pre trip is before the sun comes up, so you need a flash light or wear a head lamp, first check engine oil before starting the engine, while building the air supply check tire air pressure with a air gauge for truck tires and then four-way lights on the walk-around, then do the air brake check; cut-in cut-out, low warning, dynamic and static loss rates and etcetera, pull out for a tug test do not exceed 900 rpms then function test the hydraulics, no tail-gate camera in the monitor will down the vehicle, check reverse and for auto switching in the monitor, you will be leaving the yard with as many a 30 trucks do not leave until signaled by the rout manager .. before leaving the tipping floor at the landfill or material recovery facility check for loose material on the back of the truck .. do not park the truck empty of fuel, while fueling do not leave the pump unattended only after you have clocked out can you play grab-ass with the trainee and that is to be done under advisement; 'happy trash day'
Try Waste Management, if they are in your area. Good pay, fantastic benefits. I work for them in OKC. I'm up at 4am, on route between 6 and 6:30. Once done, we help others to finish. Usually home between 5:30 and 7. In bed around 8pm. 4 days, sometimes 5, a week.
@Melinda Corbin We are so glad you do! You might want to check this video by the Museum of Life and Science on their Field Trip Friday: A Journey of Recycling - th-cam.com/video/MjV7_J59kIA/w-d-xo.html
You're right if a vehicle was actually left unattended while fueling, it would result in disciplinary action. However this was just a visual joke. Nothing more. We'd never leave an fueling vehicle unattended like this. We do appreciate your concern. Hopefully this puts your concerns to rest.
Thank you guys for putting up this video. I love it and I also learned a lot from your training. You guys are awesome! please put up more videos like this. Thanks!
Excellent job Chris. I really enjoyed this. He made this easy and fun. I was working for a company in doing asl and sideloader and rearloader not only as an operator but as a swamper. Any chance you guys in Durham looking for anyone i got 32years behind the wheel. God Bless You All. God Bless the world. 🙏🙏👍🇺🇸
@@trevorsmith579 Do you suggest any means we can chat off this place, I mean somewhere more secured and safe. How about I get you my email or phone number so you can reach out to me there
Sweden: We have sorting places spread around all kind of places often nearby shops and other natural places you pass by. There you sort out cardboard, paper, colored glass, non colored glass, plastic, batteries and metal (like cans). Then we have larger recycling places where you sort out electronics, larger batteries, light bulbs, washing machines, wood, larger plastic stuff, metal and more. Drinking cans, like soda and water bottles, are in a recycling circuit where you pay a fee when you buy the drink, and then you return it in special machines in the shops where you get the money back. And at home we have compostable in one bin and the rest in one, and if you do your duty and recycle at all the other places, the bin has almost no trash at all in it (and then you also have a lower fee thanks to that). And since several years, the entire Sweden has begun going to four compartments bins. You will have two at every home, and then you can sort out 10(!) different fractions at your doorstep. Plastic, cardboard, paper, metal, and so on. The two 'extra' is a separate smaller box where you put lights and batteries and hang this on the main bin when you want it emptied. Then each garbage truck have four compartments (or five, for those smaller batteries and lights but that is just a separate little bucket type thingie) and the bins are emptied automatically into all those four compartments. Like this: th-cam.com/video/q0WeV_9pS7I/w-d-xo.html
Tip. You do not gas up a garbage truck you fuel it up. Garbage trucks do not take gasoline they use deisel fuel. Only reason I bring that up is my trucking school instructor would go off on anyone that would say gas. Lol
You ain’t fooling nobody, ain’t no driver checking lug nuts and lights. If something breaks you report it and your lucky if they even fix it Plus no operator on the history of this job has a spotless shirt
i work for the city here where i live and the trash trucks we got here are old and nasty constantly breaking and the drivers dont care one bit we work hours and hours to get these things running and they come back filthy and falling apart. From this video those trucks look new and nice but thats just one truck from what i see.
You're right if a vehicle was actually left unattended while fueling, it would result in disciplinary action. However this was just a visual joke. Nothing more. We'd never leave an fueling vehicle unattended like this. We do appreciate your concern. Hopefully this puts your concerns to rest.
Good question @John Connor. Our first level driver positions (Maintenance Tech Sr) start at $40,650 per year. We also have Maintenance Specialists who operate the more complicated machinery. They start at $43,302. The average driver in our Solid Waste department right now makes $43,813.30 as a Tech Sr and $49,143.58 as a Specialist. They also get overtime. You can find out more about our City Jobs at www.durhamnc.gov/3774.
wait... they don't recycle carpet? we do that all the time as a contractor and we got paid by the pound for carpet and padding. Made for a nice way to have a savings account to pull at the end of each year..
What each municipality recycles depends on the details they work out in the individual recycling contract. Unfortunately, Durham doesn't recycle carpet.
So, what did you do with the overfull bin? I saw that you picked up some cardboards and put aside the non-recyclable stuff! Did you pick up the bin again after you put the stuff back?
Last time I knew the only way to properly check your tires was with a tire gauge. He didn't show her a air brake air brake check the safest way to back is at idle not pressing the accelerator.
I have been watching theses garbage trucks for nearly three weeks I don't need to keep seeing it. I'm grateful for trash pickup and see how hard they work but come on do I really y need to have this posted everytime I try to report this it's more and more give me a break.
I WORKED 4 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BALTIMORE COUNTY MARYLAND SOLID WASTE 4 3O YEARS! Was a TRUCK DRIVER, EQUIPMENT OPERATOR! I CAN SAY. WHAT AN EXPERIENCE IN LIFE! ENJOYED IT ! GREAT 👍 RETIREMENT AND BENEFITS ! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES !
Respect to Chris. Seems like a very genuine guy and gentleman like
Chris is a great teacher! Durham has great trucks. He does a good job with managing the truck
I agree with you
I like republic Services drivers to
Stop J trucks and things. You have never experienced these drivers. I’m not saying I have ethier. And it depends on how the driver is. Not the company. I have come across some really rude drivers at republic and some nice ones. So I’m not saying there all good or all bad. It all depends on one driver not the whole company.
That’s fine I’m not being rude. Im actually telling you true facts
He was great to work with!
Working with a guy like Chris would be a dream! Learning from him would be a blast! Great video team!
Good guy for sure. Very patient
"another day, another nut check" hahaha amazing.
Bahahahahaha
I really felt it when she said “another day another but check”
A nother day a nother 🥜 check 🤣🤣
Damn. I just recently started as a recycling truck driver in Canada small city of 140,000 and we still do it old school. Hop out and separate the glass, dump the rest. If there is trash or mouldy shit put it back in and flip the bin. Make them clean their lawn and they won’t do it the again. If they don’t get the point just note it and a super visor truck can knock on their door.
This is a really well made video. Chris is a good teacher!
Marcus Schultz
Nobody does that stuff except on a DMV test
@@Trashman702 lol
Great video. I drive side loaders and I hate when people put to much in there can. Our trucks we operate from the drivers side.
We have both left and right hand drive trucks. Some guys like the right hand drive trucks as the carts are just outside of the cab. I don't like the right hand drive, they seam backwards to me.
"Another day, another nut check."
Lol nice
LOL
LOL 😝 XD
Teachers used to threaten us with becoming “garbage men” if we didn’t pay attention in school. These guys make bank, I should’ve had more fun in school.
Yeah I'm a garbage man and I make 40 for my overtime
@@angelflores2334 What are the average amount of hours a day do you work?
@Marcus Schultz Thanks.
Shit i wish i made bank im a garbage man and im pretty much making minimum wage
Shit i wish i made bank im a garbage man and im pretty much making minimum wage and we don't even get overtime im honest about to find another place to work
Here in Montreal our recycling is still picked up by hand, your recycling trucks with a claw are interesting
Lol
We all know, we don’t always pre trip like that lol
🤐
I don't think I've ever done that...
🧐
He only did it cause the cameras there lmao it’s never enough time to do a detailed pre-trip like that 😂
I'd he really did that pre trip he would be late everyday
She totally said "another day another nut check ✔️" 😎💃🕺. Rev it good , Gentle ride ! I love this video 😍 😎
😂😂😂
I’m the Sunshine Coast the smell of the garbage trucks smell like jasmines, as in Jasmine flowers. So I love them.
"Gotta check the nuts, make sure they're nice and tight..." Indeed. Remember what Cheeseburger Eddie said..."You've got to protect the McNuggets."
pre trip is before the sun comes up, so you need a flash light or wear a head lamp, first check engine oil before starting the engine, while building the air supply check tire air pressure with a air gauge for truck tires and then four-way lights on the walk-around, then do the air brake check; cut-in cut-out, low warning, dynamic and static loss rates and etcetera, pull out for a tug test do not exceed 900 rpms then function test the hydraulics, no tail-gate camera in the monitor will down the vehicle, check reverse and for auto switching in the monitor, you will be leaving the yard with as many a 30 trucks do not leave until signaled by the rout manager .. before leaving the tipping floor at the landfill or material recovery facility check for loose material on the back of the truck .. do not park the truck empty of fuel, while fueling do not leave the pump unattended only after you have clocked out can you play grab-ass with the trainee and that is to be done under advisement; 'happy trash day'
I got my cdl class A, and one year of OTR 18 wheeler experience. I want to do this
Its government work you get benefits too
So is not enough a normal licence class 2
@@liviumititelu7397 a or b cdl
@@briansiu7443 what type of benefits?
Try Waste Management, if they are in your area. Good pay, fantastic benefits. I work for them in OKC. I'm up at 4am, on route between 6 and 6:30. Once done, we help others to finish. Usually home between 5:30 and 7. In bed around 8pm. 4 days, sometimes 5, a week.
I am 10 and I love garbage trucks.
@Melinda Corbin We are so glad you do! You might want to check this video by the Museum of Life and Science on their Field Trip Friday: A Journey of Recycling - th-cam.com/video/MjV7_J59kIA/w-d-xo.html
@@CityofDurhamNC I liked it and I learned a lot. Thanks for the awesome recommendation.
4:51 "This is the best episode ever"....Season 1 Episode 3
It remains true.
Bring the arm up first then extend the arm
Once you get used to that you'd be able pump them out quickly
I like how this guy does a pre-check of his truck.
man: wait a min woman: Then I get to drive the drive right? man: WAIT A MIN woman: oh ok :(
Thanks
Kind of a sexist comment.
She was obviously excited to drive the truck, so you should not generalize women.
Never leave your truck unattended during fueling. 😉
Yes I agree
It was edited so it looked like they left when they just sat there
You're right if a vehicle was actually left unattended while fueling, it would result in disciplinary action. However this was just a visual joke. Nothing more. We'd never leave an fueling vehicle unattended like this. We do appreciate your concern. Hopefully this puts your concerns to rest.
@@CityofDurhamNC there is literally enough time to do all of those things while fueling up those trucks.
Thanks for the video helped a lot
Plot twist: she never actually had control over the vehicle at all
The scary thing is I did. That's why they only let me operate it in a parking lot.
@@debaronin that’s great
Only operate a zero radius (zr) McNeilus trucks that’s why I’m confused with new way controls
Wow
I want this girl she gorgeous ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Same arm I have. Very smooth.
Labire or New way?
Do you have any problems with roaches in the cab?
@@whiskeylies4221 please answer my questions
@@TheRedPanda. I’m not sure what it is.
The joysticks used to operate American Garbo trucks are controlled the same as us Australian trucks
Good vid and really enjoyable👍🏻.
NY needs to step it up this is crazy
Cool video
Thank you guys for putting up this video. I love it and I also learned a lot from your training. You guys are awesome! please put up more videos like this. Thanks!
Check for cracks while punching the tail light 😆 🤣 a good tap fixes everything 😆 🤣
So that’s how you move one of those arms, it’s the same control as a tele-handler. I learned something there.
Excellent job Chris. I really enjoyed this. He made this easy and fun. I was working for a company in doing asl and sideloader and rearloader not only as an operator but as a swamper. Any chance you guys in Durham looking for anyone i got 32years behind the wheel. God Bless You All. God Bless the world. 🙏🙏👍🇺🇸
gauges? gauges looking pretty good... 2:50 Transmission temp at 360 Degree fahrenheit ffs!
I feel soo bad for the 3 recycle bins😭😭
Poor
nice work
LMAO the nut check comment
????????
Sound like a Caterpillar engine. nice video guys.
it’s a mack motor
Great show
Why would you check oil after engine running and no wheel nut markers
@ Trevor Smith
Hello, I hope you are doing good
@@lydiaanderson1747 hi lydia all good and u
@@trevorsmith579 I am doing good. Thanks for asking. I will like to know you and get to become friends with you if you dont mind
@@lydiaanderson1747 ya no problem at can always do with more friends where are you from xx
@@trevorsmith579 Do you suggest any means we can chat off this place, I mean somewhere more secured and safe.
How about I get you my email or phone number so you can reach out to me there
Chris seems pretty cool 😎
What's with the audio, the truck is stopping but it sounds like he is pulling away???
@ Lucas Andersen
Hello Lucas, I hope you are doing good
Nice sounding motor
I didn't know they were hauling cake today
Sweden:
We have sorting places spread around all kind of places often nearby shops and other natural places you pass by. There you sort out cardboard, paper, colored glass, non colored glass, plastic, batteries and metal (like cans). Then we have larger recycling places where you sort out electronics, larger batteries, light bulbs, washing machines, wood, larger plastic stuff, metal and more.
Drinking cans, like soda and water bottles, are in a recycling circuit where you pay a fee when you buy the drink, and then you return it in special machines in the shops where you get the money back.
And at home we have compostable in one bin and the rest in one, and if you do your duty and recycle at all the other places, the bin has almost no trash at all in it (and then you also have a lower fee thanks to that). And since several years, the entire Sweden has begun going to four compartments bins. You will have two at every home, and then you can sort out 10(!) different fractions at your doorstep. Plastic, cardboard, paper, metal, and so on. The two 'extra' is a separate smaller box where you put lights and batteries and hang this on the main bin when you want it emptied.
Then each garbage truck have four compartments (or five, for those smaller batteries and lights but that is just a separate little bucket type thingie) and the bins are emptied automatically into all those four compartments. Like this:
th-cam.com/video/q0WeV_9pS7I/w-d-xo.html
Varies on which municipality you're in. Some places only use 1 bin for homes, others 2. I've found 4 to be quite rare.
What’s strange is that at the pre trip the gasoline level was full, but then before they got to work they still filled it up
Tip. You do not gas up a garbage truck you fuel it up. Garbage trucks do not take gasoline they use deisel fuel. Only reason I bring that up is my trucking school instructor would go off on anyone that would say gas. Lol
Good job guy I'll be the next driver for your pickup 👌😝🤭👏💋🍾🎸🤙🤟✌️🤞
“Another day, another Nut check”
You ain’t fooling nobody, ain’t no driver checking lug nuts and lights. If something breaks you report it and your lucky if they even fix it
Plus no operator on the history of this job has a spotless shirt
Lmao thanks for this comment I was about to say something similar but you nailed it
A Garbage Man's glory
9:53
10:11
@14.43 waste bins in front of car, must using hands to move?
Deb is cute 😍
robin & bernhard she sure is 😉😉
Ummm are you gay? Because deb is the girl
right
@@lv_trashman4375 I'm not gay my boyfriend is ;)
Bro, I agree
I have been doing that job for 33 years I wish I had time to stop and eat and play around and that arm shouldn't be going up with it out
@ Terry Thrasher
Hello, I hope you are doing good
8:49 the lid broke.
i work for the city here where i live and the trash trucks we got here are old and nasty constantly breaking and the drivers dont care one bit we work hours and hours to get these things running and they come back filthy and falling apart. From this video those trucks look new and nice but thats just one truck from what i see.
I didn't know Mike Tyson had a side job
I’m waste management and you never kick tires ever!
This was some funny shit.
It looks like the girl is anxious to get into an accident! The magnitude risk of messing up!
I love garbage trucks oh and good vid too
11:57. Where ya seatbelt at
are we... uh... checking tire pressure by slapping the tire?
THIS VIDEO is so UNRATED. lol every municipality should be required to do these types of videos.
only thing they messed up on was NEVER leave your truck/car while filling up Gas as it could fall out and u gonna lose a lot of Gas and $$$ lol
You're right if a vehicle was actually left unattended while fueling, it would result in disciplinary action. However this was just a visual joke. Nothing more. We'd never leave an fueling vehicle unattended like this. We do appreciate your concern. Hopefully this puts your concerns to rest.
@@CityofDurhamNC i thought it was a training class video thats why i said that
How much do garbage truck drives make on average?
Good question @John Connor. Our first level driver positions (Maintenance Tech Sr) start at $40,650 per year. We also have Maintenance Specialists who operate the more complicated machinery. They start at $43,302. The average driver in our Solid Waste department right now makes $43,813.30 as a Tech Sr and $49,143.58 as a Specialist. They also get overtime. You can find out more about our City Jobs at www.durhamnc.gov/3774.
wait... they don't recycle carpet? we do that all the time as a contractor and we got paid by the pound for carpet and padding. Made for a nice way to have a savings account to pull at the end of each year..
What each municipality recycles depends on the details they work out in the individual recycling contract. Unfortunately, Durham doesn't recycle carpet.
very nice
@Ing. Pa Colh
I hope you are doing good
He”it’s gonna take a while to fill up a tank”
She”I know a few things we can do in a meantime, come on i show it to you”
😂
That must be a huge tank
“He pulled a machete.”
I really Hate to say it but that’s Durham.
Another nut check... classic
I had an entirely different idea about what me and her could have done while refueling!😉
What about the front loaders?
So, what did you do with the overfull bin? I saw that you picked up some cardboards and put aside the non-recyclable stuff! Did you pick up the bin again after you put the stuff back?
Mr. M. Dee obviously
ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER NUT CHECK!
I Dont Know why People put Trash and Juice in there Recycle Carts like come on do Better People of Durham
another day another nut check lol
She have a license to drive that lol
Hud
Imagine the truck driver is Borat
Post trip it kids
warning 3 ft is to close 5 is the right distance
Always wear your seatbelt
In the thumbnail, this girl looks like the one from the drive time commercial lol
Last time I knew the only way to properly check your tires was with a tire gauge. He didn't show her a air brake air brake check the safest way to back is at idle not pressing the accelerator.
Got damn safety Sally
@ Larry Thompson
Hello, I hope you are doing good
@@lydiaanderson1747 I'm doing fine
cool
The last one she broke the lid
Yes I saw that to
Oops.
Does Deb have British ancestry?
Not that I know of. I'm a mix of Russian and Italian.
@@debaronin Ok because you look British.
@@santinojozefmiller7721 she looks jewish to me...
No backup alarm? Why wasn't he wearing his seat belt towards the end?
At least they checked the vehicle before leaving.
must be a monday 😳🤣✌
Bruh...thats diesel not gas.
i thought intro was an add i have premium and im like wtf
"Someone pulled a machete on me" Me noticing the giant scar down his face: "Oh shit! Story checks out!" O_O
He didnt actually check the tire pressure lol
I have been watching theses garbage trucks for nearly three weeks I don't need to keep seeing it.
I'm grateful for trash pickup and see how hard they work but come on do I really y need to have this posted everytime I try to report this it's more and more give me a break.
I want to work as wm driver 100% wish me luck World.
I WORKED 4 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BALTIMORE COUNTY MARYLAND SOLID WASTE 4 3O YEARS! Was a TRUCK DRIVER, EQUIPMENT OPERATOR! I CAN SAY. WHAT AN EXPERIENCE IN LIFE! ENJOYED IT ! GREAT 👍 RETIREMENT AND BENEFITS ! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES !
We're glad you liked it and thank you for your years of service!