August 10Aug 10 Roleplay Project · Trashmaster Job GUIDE [Picky 1108/26.01] Welcome to the Trashmaster Job on the RPP Server! The Trashmaster job is a sanitation and waste-management profession where players take on the responsibility of keeping Los Santos clean. Starting from basic residential garbage collection, employees can build experience, increase their job level, and eventually gain access to more advanced and specialized waste-management routes. Whether you're looking for a reliable way to earn money, want to work your way through the Trashmaster progression system, or simply enjoy driving around Los Santos while keeping the city clean, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know. The job is divided into several stages of progression, with each stage introducing different types of waste, routes, challenges, and rewards. New employees begin at Level 0, working on Residential Routes, and can progress toward more advanced assignments such as Commercial Dumpsters, Industrial / Hazmat, and Recycling Specialist work. As you progress, you'll encounter different route difficulties, higher payouts, additional requirements, and specialized mechanics. Some assignments may require specific equipment or careful handling, while others reward accuracy and efficiency. What this guide covers: 🗑️ How to start and work the Trashmaster job 📈 How the job's level progression works 🏘️ Residential garbage collection 🏢 Commercial dumpster collection ☣️ Industrial and Hazmat waste ♻️ Recycling and sorting How to start and work the Trashmaster job Before beginning your career as a Trashmaster, there are a few requirements and roleplay standards you must keep in mind. This job is designed around realistic sanitation work, so players are expected to portray the role appropriately and maintain a believable appearance and behavior throughout their shift. 👕 Dress Appropriately for the Job High visibility clothing, protective footwear and gloves MUST be worn at all times. When working as a Trashmaster, you are expected to maintain realistic roleplay and dress appropriately for the work you are performing. Trash collection is a physically demanding job carried out around heavy machinery, garbage, roads, and potentially hazardous materials. Your character should therefore be dressed as an actual sanitation worker would be. For example: 🦺 High-visibility work clothing should be worn. 🥾 Appropriate protective footwear must be worn. 🧤 Protective gloves must be worn. 👷 Your overall appearance should be suitable for sanitation work. 🚫 Avoid wearing sportswear, suits, expensive formal clothing, or other outfits that would be unrealistic for the job. 🚫 Do not operate the Trashmaster while dressed in clothing that would not reasonably be worn by a sanitation worker. Your roleplay portrayal should remain realistic at all times. You cannot reasonably expect to operate a large garbage truck while wearing a designer suit, expensive formal clothing, or a sports outfit. Dress and behave as someone who is actually performing sanitation work. This is not only about following the clothing requirement — it is about maintaining the overall roleplay quality and realism of the job. Once you have met the requirements and arrived at the job location, you will be operating a dedicated Trashmaster vehicle. This is the vehicle you will be operating during your Trashmaster shifts: Make sure you are familiar with the vehicle before beginning your route. Remember that you are operating a large commercial garbage truck, not a normal passenger vehicle, so your driving should reflect its size and purpose. When driving the Trashmaster: Drive responsibly and realistically. Take the vehicle's size into consideration. Avoid reckless or unnecessary driving. Do not treat the garbage truck like a sports car. Follow normal traffic laws and road etiquette. Maintain realistic roleplay while travelling between collection locations. Be mindful of pedestrians and other road users. The goal is to portray an actual sanitation worker completing their daily route, rather than simply using the vehicle as a means of getting from one location to another. 📍 Finding the Trashmaster Job Location To begin your shift, you must first travel to the designated Trashmaster job location. On the map, look for the yellow Trashmaster truck icon: \ When checking the list of locations on your map, the job will appear as ( This is the location where you will go to begin your Trashmaster shift): : Once you arrive at the Davis Waste Management location, you can proceed with starting your job. The exact interaction/start procedure will be explained in the next step of this guide. From this point onward, you will be able to begin your Trashmaster duties, obtain your assigned vehicle, select your available route, and start collecting waste throughout Los Santos. Once you arrive at the Trashmaster job location, press E at the job marker to open the Sanitation Depot menu. This menu is where you will see the contracts currently available to you. It will be displayed like this: At Level 0, as shown in the picture, only the T1 — Residential Route is available. Higher-level contracts remain locked until you progress through the Sanitation job. The Residential Route gives you several route options, each with a different difficulty, number of pickup points, estimated payout, and overall travel time. For this guide, we will begin with the Easy route. 🟢 Easy Routes Easy routes are designed to be the quickest and simplest option. The pickup points are generally close to one another, meaning you will spend less time driving between locations and can complete the route more efficiently. As shown in the menu, Easy routes currently have 8 pickup points. Strawberry — 8 pickups — ~$350 Davis — 8 pickups — ~$350 🟡 Medium Routes Medium routes contain 9 pickup points and require more driving than Easy routes. The pickup locations are further apart, meaning you will spend more time travelling between each stop. The additional distance and extra pickup mean that these routes take longer to complete, but they also provide a higher payout. Vespucci Beach — 9 pickups — ~$385 Little Seoul — 9 pickups — ~$385 🔴 Hard Routes Hard routes contain 10 pickup points and are the longest Residential Routes currently available. The locations are further apart and you will need to spend more time travelling between pickups. However, Hard routes provide the highest payout of the three difficulty levels. Downtown — 10 pickups — ~$420 The general rule is simple: the harder and longer the route, the more you can earn. However, a higher-paying route will also require more time and more driving. 🚛 Take Care of Your Vehicle While working your route, drive carefully and look after the Trashmaster you are operating. Any damage sustained by your work vehicle can negatively affect the income you receive from the route. Therefore, reckless driving, collisions, and unnecessary damage can directly reduce your earnings. Treat the Trashmaster like a real commercial vehicle: Drive carefully between pickup locations. Avoid unnecessary collisions. Be mindful of other vehicles and pedestrians. Don't drive recklessly simply because you are trying to finish faster. Take extra care when reversing or manoeuvring the truck. Keep the vehicle in good condition throughout your route. ⓘ Remember: finishing a route quickly is not necessarily more profitable if you damage the truck along the way. Drive safely, complete your pickups, and protect your earnings. Collecting Trash Bags Once you have selected your route and started your shift, your first pickup location will be marked for you. Follow the route to the designated pickup point and look for the trash bags marked with a green blip. The green blip indicates your current objective and shows you exactly where the garbage needs to be collected. 📍 1. Arrive at the Pickup Point When you arrive at the first location, you will find the designated trash bags near the green pickup area. Before getting out of your vehicle, make sure you position the Trashmaster correctly. 🚛 Park the Trashmaster Properly The Trashmaster loads garbage from the rear of the vehicle, so you need to park in a position that gives you enough space to work from the back. Try to: Park close enough to the trash bags to make the collection convenient. Keep the rear of the Trashmaster facing the pickup area. Avoid parking at an angle that makes it difficult to reach the rear of the truck. Do not block the road unnecessarily. Take your surroundings and other road users into consideration. Proper parking will make the collection process much easier and will also help maintain realistic roleplay. ⚠️ Important: Do not simply stop wherever you happen to be. Remember that you are operating a large garbage truck, and positioning the vehicle correctly is part of realistically performing the job. 🗑️ 2. Collect the Trash Bag Once the Trashmaster is parked correctly, approach the trash bag marked with the green blip. Stand close to the bag and press E to pick it up. After pressing E, your character will pick up the trash bag and you can carry it toward the rear of the Trashmaster. 🚮 3. Throw the Bag Into the Trashmaster Once you have picked up the garbage bag, carry it to the rear of the Trashmaster. Make sure you are positioned correctly at the loading area, then press E again to throw the trash bag into the truck. 🔄 4. Continue to the Next Pickup Once the first trash bag has been loaded, continue following your route to the next pickup location. Repeat the same process at every stop: 📍 Follow the marker → 🚛 Park correctly → 🗑️ Pick up the bag → E → 🚮 Throw it into the Trashmaster → E → ➡️ Continue to the next location. Progress bar will show you, how many pick-up points you have to do: Continue until all pickup points on your selected route have been completed. Once you have successfully collected all of the trash bags required for your selected route, your collection portion of the job is complete. Open your map and follow the yellow blip to the designated return location. This is the location where you will finish your Trashmaster route. Drive your Trashmaster back to the marked area and position the vehicle appropriately. Take care when returning to the depot. Your vehicle can still be damaged while travelling back, and vehicle damage can affect the amount of money you receive. 🟡 2. Enter the Payment Area Once you arrive at the yellow marker, make sure you are inside the designated area. You will then be able to interact with the completion point. 💵 3. Collect Your Payment When you are at the yellow blip, press E to complete the route and collect your payment. Your earnings will then be awarded for successfully completing the route. The amount you receive depends on the route you selected and may be affected by the condition of your Trashmaster. How the job's level progression works The Trashmaster job uses an XP-based leveling system. You start at Sanitation Level 0 and earn XP by completing contracts. Each level requires 500 XP to reach the next one. 🔓 Contract Unlocks: Level 0 — 🗑️ Residential Route Level 3 — 🏢 Commercial Dumpsters Level 6 — ☣️ Industrial / Hazmat — PPE required Level 8 — ♻️ Recycling Specialist As your level increases, you unlock new contracts with different mechanics and higher potential earnings. 500 XP is required for every level, so simply continue completing available contracts to progress through the Sanitation ranks. ⓘ 🏢 Commercial Dumpsters & ☣️ Industrial / Hazmat - you do not need to exit your Trashmaster! Simply drive to the designated dumpster location, position your vehicle correctly, and press E to honk. The dumpster will be handled automatically, allowing you to continue to the next location. ♻️ Recycling Specialist The Recycling Specialist contract works differently. For this contract, you must exit the vehicle because you need to physically collect the recycling bags. You will need to: Park the vehicle properly. Exit the Trashmaster. Collect the designated bags. Load them as required. Continue to the next collection point. Your shift starts here! Put on your uniform, get behind the wheel, and do your part to keep Los Santos clean. Every bag collected, every dumpster emptied, and every route completed brings you one step closer to becoming a Trashmaster. [Picky 1108/26.01] Edited August 11Aug 11 by Picky
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