Transport Driver and Destruction Technician
Drive manifested transfers between licensed facilities across the Las Vegas Valley and run witnessed on-site waste destruction. One truck, one paper trail, a small team that does both.
Apply for this roleWhat this job pays
- $20.00 an hour on the clock
Full time. Most days are a planned route of facility-to-facility transfers and on-site destruction jobs, with the occasional same-day run.
Entry level for the driving: a standard Class C licence, no CDL. The rest is care: exact counts, seals, weights, and signatures, plus lifting up to 50 lb.
A typical week
| Wages, before taxes40 hours × $20.00 | $800.00 |
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Example week: 5 shifts of 8 hours. You drive a CropLine truck, so there is no mileage on your own car.
- Run scheduled facility-to-facility transfers on a METRC manifest: verify counts at the dock, seal the load, sign at delivery.
- Perform on-site cannabis waste destruction with the customer witnessing: weigh, render unusable, reconcile, certify.
- Keep the vehicle inspection card, alarm, and lockbox in order and report anything out of spec before the run, not after.
- Work the CropLine driver app for the day's stops, proof of delivery, and clock in and out.
- Represent CropLine inside customer facilities: on time, professional, and careful with other people's inventory.
- 21 years of age or older (Nevada law, NRS 678B.340).
- Able to obtain and keep a Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board agent card in the distributor category. Fingerprints are part of the application.
- Valid Nevada driver licence. A standard Class C licence is sufficient; no CDL is required.
- Able to be added to CropLine's commercial auto policy, as determined by the carrier.
- Comfortable with physical work: loading, unloading, and lifting up to 50 lb.
- Reliable with a phone app and a checklist. The paperwork is the job.
Every CropLine role is a licensed role.
You must be 21 or older and able to obtain a Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board agent card in the category this role requires. Eligibility is decided by the Board under NRS 678B.050, which is narrower than most people assume. Read the requirements as the state writes them.