Concrete Pump Truck Operator Stephens & Smith Construction - 3.9 Lincoln, NE Job Details 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Qualifications CDL B Outdoor work experience Commercial truck driving Manual transmission Full Job Description Stephens & Smith Construction has an opening for a Concrete Pump Truck Operator. Stephens & Smith offers competitive wages, health, and dental insurance, 401(k) and is an employee-owned company. Join the club and apply today!

Job Description:

Drive, set up, operate, and clean out pump truck. Conduct daily and routine maintenance on the truck and the pump. Operate the pump truck safely and efficiently. Experience is preferred but will train the right individual Opportunity to run newer and well-maintained equipment

Job Requirements:

Class B CDL required, Class A CDL preferred. Ability to drive a manual transmission. Concrete experience preferred. Clean driving record. Must be dependable and punctual. Able to work a 10+hr. shift, involving standing, squatting, bending, regularly lifting up to 100 pounds, and working outside in the elements. (By the nature of this job, the hours will most likely vary in accordance with the workload and necessity)

Physical Demands Definitions:

Based on 8-12 hours per day Continually 70-100% Regularly 50-70% Periodically 20-50% Rarely - less than 20% Continually maintain proper posture and body alignment to minimize discomfort and prevent fatigue. Continually traveling in all weather conditions. Continually being able to sit. Regularly lift and carry cargo. This can include maneuvering pallets, boxes, or other items using proper lifting techniques. Regularly climbing in and out of the truck cab, onto the trailer, or accessing cargo areas may be necessary for securing loads, performing inspections, or making deliveries. Continually able to work eight to ten hour work days each week and occasional weekends. Periodically conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections, which involve walking around the vehicle to check tires, lights, brakes, and other components. Periodically handle paperwork, use tools for securing cargo, or operate equipment such as dollies, pallet jacks, or hand trucks Rarely encounter physical exertion, such as pushing or pulling heavy loads or manually adjusting equipment or trailer components. Rarely encounter emergency situations that require physical actions, such as assisting in accident response or performing basic first aid.