Class A CDL Driver - Req. ID: 4267

Denali Water Solutions LLC•Fort Lupton, CO

2d•$25 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a dependable Class A CDL Driver to support heavy haul and material transportation operations based in Fort Lupton, Colorado. This position involves local and out-of-town hauling, including transporting biosolids from treatment plants to agricultural fields. Drivers will operate a variety of truck and trailer configurations and travel into the mountains year-round. The ideal candidate has strong driving skills, sound judgment, and experience operating safely in changing road, weather, and jobsite conditions.

Requirements

Valid Class A Commercial Driver’s License.
Current DOT medical certification.
Experience operating tractor-trailers.
Ability to obtain and maintain endorsements required for assigned equipment and loads.
Knowledge of vehicle inspections, load securement, and safe commercial driving practices.
Willingness to travel and operate in mountain conditions throughout the year.
Ability to work safely at treatment plants, agricultural fields, and locations with uneven terrain.
Dependability, clear communication, and a strong commitment to safety.

Nice To Haves

Heavy haul and mountain driving experience preferred.
Experience with dump trailers, tankers, roll-offs, detachable trailers, or drop decks preferred.

Responsibilities

Safely operate Class A commercial vehicles on local routes and out-of-town assignments.
Haul tankers, end dumps, side dumps, dry vans, roll-offs, detachable trailers, and drop decks.
Transport biosolids from treatment plants to designated agricultural fields.
Perform heavy haul assignments using proper loading, weight distribution, and load securement procedures.
Navigate mountain roads year-round, including steep grades, snow, ice, and changing weather conditions.
Follow safe procedures for loading, unloading, dumping, and operating trailer equipment.
Complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections and promptly report equipment defects or maintenance needs.
Maintain accurate trip records, delivery paperwork, and electronic logs as required.
Follow company safety procedures, site requirements, and applicable transportation regulations.
Communicate with dispatch, plant personnel, and field crews to coordinate pickups and deliveries.
Travel and stay overnight as assignments require.