CDL Truck Driver

CDL Truck Drivers drive a company vehicle to deliver tools, building materials, and equipment from our shop or the supply house to the jobsite.

Key Responsibilities:

Load and secure tools, building materials, or equipment onto the delivery vehicle

Deliver orders to site and unload material/equipment safely and accurately with coordination from the project Foreman or Shop Manager

Verify order details and maintain log of deliveries, including amounts, mileage, and location

Maintain service logs and pre/post trip inspection procedures

Obey traffic laws and follow established traffic and transportation procedures

Tie off equipment correctly and/or strap material down to the trailer

Measure the height of any equipment that may be over height on the trailer

Check the truck and trailer oil, tires, water, leaks, etc., each day before starting

Pick up parts for the shop, when needed

Wash trucks and equipment when not driving

Keep beds of dump trucks cleaned out

Help around the shop as needed

Be prepared with the correct number of chains, binders and straps for load pick up

Professionally interact with internal and external customers

Verify possession of the right equipment or material for the job

Work in a safe manner and comply with WBC safety requirements

Communicate with shop foremen, dispatcher, group superintendents, and team members

Assist with development and Implementation of site safety and work-task plans

Recognize and correct job site hazards

Make judgments and decisions at task and process levels

Requirements:

Valid driver’s license and clean driving record

Pre-employment drug screen

CDL License or the ability to obtain one

Ability to drive manual and automatic transmissions

Experience operating forklifts, skidsteers, and mini excavators

High School Diploma/GED preferred

Training/experience in equipment operation and maintenance

Ability to read road maps and service manuals

Knowledge of light and heavy equipment

Problem-solving, trouble-shooting, and maintenance-oriented reasoning skills

Ability to lift/push/pull 50 lbs. on a regular basis, as well as other physical tasks

Valid Class A CDL Tractor Trailer license – required

OSHA – 10 Hour Certification – required; training provided by Wayne Brothers

OSHA 30-Hour Certification – desirable

First Aid/CPR certification – desirable

Benefits:

Competitive hourly wage

Financial Benefits including 401k retirement savings

Health Benefit Coverages