Can u drive dump truck with CDL A??

Examples:

-If the lead content of the dirt or "export material" is beyond a certain percentage, placards are needed with endorsement. If working near a school, in CA percentage allowance for lead or other contaminants drops severely. However, since it is not up to RCRA, or federal, standards, it is considered "CalHaz" which does not require placarding.
-Any fuel station having lines or tanks worked on or replaced, is considered to have contaminated soil, and must be exported as such.
-A lot of ports here on the CA coast, with the shipyards and everything else, have what its considered contaminated material.
-Special example here, a helicoptor was flying over the Sierra Nevada mountain range, near Bridgeport, CA, which is real close to NV. He was preparing for a crash landing, and dumped 1000 gallons of fuel landing in the mountains below. Once the dump site was located, we got the call to export that material to a safe dump site, and re stock the forest with a clean fill material that met State Forest standards. They dug that hole about 100' deep too for all that fuel.

I'm sure there are more, these are just some of the more common.

 

Not sure I understand...

 

That was their belief for the best way to leave the habitat undisturbed. We did it in transfers, and left our trailers at the hotel. They 10-wheeled from 5000' elevation to 9000' elevation. Didnt make sense to me either but it gave quite a few guys work for a while.