A Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver drives large commercial vehicles such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, or big rigs. Responsibilities typically include transporting cargo across long distances, sometimes over the course of multiple days. They may work for trucking companies, freight carriers, logistics, or shipping companies.
Overview We are seeking a skilled and dedicated Truck Driver to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for operating various types of commercial vehicles, including concrete mixers and dump trucks, to transport materials to and from construction sites. This role requires a strong understanding of heavy equipment operation and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced construction environment. Responsibilities Operate commercial vehicles safely and efficiently, ensuring compliance with all traffic regulations and safety protocols. Transport concrete and other materials to construction sites using concrete mixers, dump trucks, or other heavy equipment. Assist with the installation of concrete structures, including paving and concrete forming tasks. Operate loaders for material handling and site preparation as needed. Collaborate with construction teams to ensure timely delivery of materials and support ongoing projects. Conduct routine inspections of vehicles and equipment to ensure they are in good working condition before and after use. Maintain accurate logs of deliveries, vehicle maintenance, and any incidents that occur during transport. Experience Proven experience operating commercial vehicles, particularly in a construction setting. Familiarity with heavy equipment operation, including loaders and concrete pumping machinery. Previous experience in concrete installation or related fields is highly desirable. Strong understanding of safety practices on construction sites is essential. Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in a dynamic environment. Valid commercial driver's license (CDL) is required for this position.
Essential Job Requirements:
1. Must be able to take orders, instructions and guidance from supervisors and management. 2. Must be able to read, write and speak English. 3. Must be able to do simple math, such as addition and subtraction. 4. Must be able to handle cash and make change. 5. Must have valid DOT certified commercial driver's license. Class "B" CDL with air brake endorsement. 6. Must have valid DOT medical certification or proof of exemption. 7. Must be able to pass DOT drug screen and comply with DOT and company drug screen policy. 8. Must maintain driving record in accordance with Federal and State motor Carrier regulations and company policy. 9. Must be able to interact with customers in a diplomatic, polite manner in varied stressful situations. 10. Must be able to operate a manual vehicle and perform tasks in a safe manner at all times. Physical Demands 1. This is moderately strenuous work. The driver must climb in and out of the truck approximately 50 times per day. The bottom of the seat is approximately 50 inches from the ground. The first step is two feet off the ground, with the second step one foot higher. Usually a bar is provided to help the driver pull themselves into the cab. 2. Trucks may have a clutch with five to six gears, which the driver must utilize for each stop and start when driving. The driver must have coordination between hands and feet to accomplish this. This process could occur well over 100 times per day. The amount of pressure used in pushing in the clutch with the left leg is around 60 pounds of force. 3. The driver may be called upon to work extensive overtime as weather and business conditions warrant. 4. Excellent defensive driving skills. 5. Ability to climb ladder to inspect loads of ready mix concrete, hang chutes, add ingredients to mix and wash truck. 6. Ability to lift up a ladder, carry and pour into the drum ingredients that weigh a minimum of 9 pounds to a maximum of 24 pounds. 7. Drivers must detach the main chute on the truck and attach up to four more chutes at every job. It takes 60 pounds of force to pull the chute down. The chutes are stored on the truck fenders with straps, which take 45 pounds of pressure to free the straps and 60 pounds of lift to lift and carry the chute. The chute weighs up to 50 pounds and must be lifted from the ground to the shoulder when returning the chute to its beginning position. 8. Drivers must wash their trucks with brushes and a hose. Environmental Conditions 1. Drivers work outdoors the majority of their work hours. Weather conditions such as temperature, moisture and others have a significant impact on the job. Therefore, drivers must tolerate being exposed frequently to extreme weather conditions, such as, excessive heat or cold. 2. Job sites vary greatly due to weather conditions and location. The ground can be very rough, muddy or even icy. The driver must be able to tolerate, with or without reasonable accommodation, varied ground conditions in a safe manner. 3. There are high noise levels and significant vibration associated with this job. This is due to the mixer truck itself, other construction equipment and the actual job site. The driver must be able to tolerate, with or without reasonable accommodation, intermittent exposure to noise, vibration and other aggravating conditions at or around the operating sites. Join our team as a Truck Driver and contribute to exciting construction projects while ensuring the safe and efficient transportation of materials!
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$23.00 - $34.00 per hour
Benefits:
Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Safety equipment provided Vision insurance
