Class A Truck Driver

Truck Driver operates a specialized trailer designed to haul heavy equipment, machinery, and oversized loads. This role involves loading, securing, transporting, and unloading cargo safely while adhering to transportation regulations. Successful candidates need a Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and experience with oversized loads.

3 years transporting heavy equipment required

Must have endorsements/ clean record

Key Responsibilities:

• Loading and Securing Cargo:

Safely loading and securing various types of equipment onto the lowboy trailer, which may include construction equipment, heavy machinery, or oversized loads.

• Transportation:

Operating the truck and trailer to transport cargo to specified locations, often construction sites or customer locations.

• Unloading:

Safely and efficiently unloading cargo at the designated destination.

• Route Planning:

Planning routes that accommodate the size and weight of the load, considering potential road restrictions and regulations.

• Compliance:

Ensuring all operations adhere to transportation regulations, including weight limits and safety procedures.

• Equipment Maintenance:

Performing routine checks and maintenance on the truck and trailer.

• Communication:

Effectively communicating with dispatchers, other drivers, and potentially construction crews.

• Manual Labor:

May be required to perform manual labor associated with loading, unloading, and securing cargo.

• Safety Compliance:

Following all safety regulations and procedures, including those related to heavy equipment and traffic.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Valid Class A CDL: A commercial driver's license with the appropriate endorsements is essential.
• Oversized Load Experience: Prior experience handling and transporting oversized loads is often required.
• Strong Driving Skills: Excellent driving skills, particularly in maneuvering large vehicles and trailers.
• Mechanical Aptitude: Understanding of basic truck and trailer maintenance.
• Physical Stamina: Ability to perform tasks that involve physical labor, including lifting, climbing, and working in various weather conditions.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to identify and address issues that may arise during transportation.
• Safety Awareness: A strong commitment to safety and adherence to safety regulations.