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Daylight Transport
Yard Hostler - Outbound Shift
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What they do
An Operating Engineer or Heavy Equipment Operator drives and operates heavy equipment used in quarries, construction sites, landfills, refuse and recycling centers, or ports. Heavy Equipment may include, but is not limited to, bulldozers, excavators, paving equipment and pile drivers.
$53,254 / year median in Georgia
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Job Title:
Hostler Driver Department:
Operations Reports To:
Operations Supervisor Schedule :
Monday through Friday with a start time of 4pm each day and plan to work 8-10 hours each day.SUMMARY:
Daylight is currently looking for a Hostler Driver to join our Family. Our Hostlers successfully shift trailers around the dock platform utilizing a specific yard vehicle (hosteling unit) in a safe, efficient manner. Will perform work associated with warehousing and other related duties as assigned. Would have flexible scheduling availability to include first shift, evening shift, weekend, and some holidays. Hostlers help to accurately deliver our customer's freight and help us be the fastest long-haul LTL in the industry.Responsibilities:
- Maneuvering trailer containers between 28-53 feet long.
- Switching out empty trailers with full trailers to be unloaded.
- Shuttling trailers to and from dock doors into vacant spaces in the yard.
- Backing and docking trailers using a yard tractor as needed.
- Keeping all trailers organized in the yard.
- Assisting on the dock loading and unloading trailers using a tow motor, driving a forklift, or physically handling the freight.
- Have a safety-first mentality and follow proper rules and regulations.
- Climb in and out of vehicles numerous times throughout the shift.
- Alternate between walking and sitting.
- Constant climbing, stopping, twisting and turning while performing hosteling unites.