Portable Toilet Route Driver

• Estimated salary: Varies

Those who fill these jobs bring and service portable toilets where they are needed, from crowded concert venues to sporting events to construction sites. They perform an essential service when a facility doesn't have enough, or any, working restrooms.

According to Honey Bucket, a company in the sanitation industry, route drivers can make decent cash. One job posting from the company says the pay range is between $17 and $20.35 an hour in a Seattle suburb. The job comes with paid time off, tuition reimbursement, job training and union benefits.

Another job requirement is the ability to lift more than 70 pounds and climb in and out of a truck more than 60 times per day.