Industrial Linen & Laundry Route Driver Position in Washington D.C.

Your Next Step in Washington D.C.

Key Information

• Position: Industrial Linen & Laundry Route Driver (Based in Washington D.C.)
• Pay: $3.5k-$5.1k/Month (approx. $51.7k/Year)
• Based in: Washington D.C., DC (a central Washington D.C. location)
• Benefits: Eligible team members receive standard benefits.
• Clear growth pathways at our Washington D.C. office.
• Hiring Organization: Textile Transit Co.
• Core objectives involve your professional skills in Hospitality Logistics.
• This Washington D.C.-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
• Our Textile Transit Co. team in Washington D.C., DC is growing.
• Benefit from working in Washington D.C., a key hub for the Hospitality Logistics industry.

Drive the Hospitality Supply Chain

Major hotels, luxury restaurants, and large-scale hospitals cannot function without a continuous, massive supply of clean linens, towels, and uniforms. As an Industrial Linen Route Driver, you are the critical logistical link for the hospitality sector. You will pilot a large commercial box truck (often requiring a Class B CDL) along a dedicated daily route, picking up massive bins of soiled laundry and delivering perfectly pressed textiles. This is a highly physical, heavy-duty route driver role offering immense job security and robust union or corporate benefits.

Industrial Routing Operations

• Heavy Fleet Operation: Safely pilot a 24-foot to 26-foot commercial box truck equipped with a heavy-duty hydraulic liftgate through tight downtown hotel alleys and hospital loading docks.
• Massive Freight Handling: This is an extremely physical role. You will utilize commercial wheeled laundry carts (often weighing 400+ lbs each) to move massive volumes of wet, soiled linens out of customer basements, and roll heavy carts of clean inventory into their storage rooms.
• Account Auditing: Execute precise digital tracking. You must ensure the exact weight or piece-count of the clean laundry delivered matches the client's invoice, resolving any shortages immediately with the facility managers.
• Route Optimization: Master a specific urban or suburban territory, anticipating dock delays at major hotels and communicating ETA updates to your clients.

The Linen Route Payoff

Because this role requires a hybrid of commercial driving and grueling physical labor, it commands highly competitive base pay, often supplemented by route-completion bonuses. The schedule is highly stable (typically morning dispatch), guaranteeing you are home every evening.

Requirements

Must be 21+ years old. A valid Commercial Driver's License (Class B or A) is heavily preferred, though some routes utilize non-CDL straight trucks. You must have a pristine driving record. Elite physical strength is an absolute requirement; you must be capable of pushing and pulling massive, wheeled laundry carts weighing hundreds of pounds up and down liftgates. Background check and DOT physical required.