Sanitation is one of those civilian jobs that works best when it’s either completely solo — a player grinding cash between RP sessions — or a genuine team operation with two or three people splitting route responsibilities. The mGarbagejob script by CodeM is built around both modes without compromising either: play it as a single driver or coordinate with teammates on the same collection run.

What mGarbagejob Offers

The script is structured as a route-based job. Players accept a garbage collection assignment, board a trash truck, and work through a series of designated pickup points across the map. The co-op implementation lets multiple players join the same active job rather than running parallel solo instances — one player drives while another handles the animation cues at each stop, or the team splits across different trucks covering different zones. Pay is distributed on completion.

The script targets the kind of realistic civilian job depth that keeps players engaged past the first hour. It’s not a click-marker-get-money loop — the route structure, the truck handling, and the optional co-op coordination give the job actual texture. Community feedback on the CFX forum release thread reflects that: the realism focus and the co-op mechanic specifically are consistently noted as the standout elements.

Key Features

• Co-operative and solo play modes in a single script
• Route-based collection system with multiple pickup waypoints
• Trash truck spawning and vehicle management built in
• Team-aware pay distribution on job completion
• Configurable collection coordinates via the config file
• Compatible with both ESX and QBCore frameworks
• Approximately 2,500–4,000 lines of Lua — a full, non-trivial implementation

Framework Compatibility and Setup

mGarbagejob works with ESX and QB-Core. Configuration is handled through the main config file where you define job name, pay rates, collection coordinates, and vehicle spawn points. Documentation is hosted on CodeM’s GitBook, covering installation steps and configuration options in detail. No exotic dependencies are required beyond your existing framework setup.

How It Fits on Your Server

A garbage job sits in the civilian economy tier — it’s not a high-pay criminal activity, but it’s consistent, accessible, and something most players will try early in their server time. Having a co-op-capable version raises the ceiling: two friends new to the server can do it together, which is a better onboarding experience than grinding solo jobs in parallel. If your server’s civilian job roster currently consists of trucking and fishing, a well-built garbage route system adds genuine variety without touching your criminal RP framework.