Class A CDL Driver

MBC Holdings•Archbold, OH

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About The Position

The Class A CDL Driver supports Miller Bros. Const., Inc. project and Equipment Group operations throughout the Central Ohio Region by safely and efficiently transporting equipment, materials, parts, tools, and supplies. Based at the Miller Bros. Plain City location, the Driver responds to scheduled and changing project demands while protecting company assets and supporting field operations. The Driver operates company trucks and trailers, which may include tractor-trailers, flatbeds, lowboys, tag trailers, and other assigned commercial vehicles. Responsibilities include inspections, safe loading and unloading, load securement, route planning, delivery documentation, equipment-condition reporting, and compliance with applicable company, DOT, FMCSA, state, and local requirements. This hourly position reports to the COH Dispatcher and works closely with Equipment Group leadership, warehouse and parts personnel, mechanics, project supervision, vendors, and other drivers. The Driver communicates clearly, adapts to changing priorities, maintains assigned vehicles and trailers in a safe and professional condition, and provides dependable support across the Central Ohio Region and other company operating areas as assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Valid Class A Commercial Driver License with endorsements appropriate for assigned vehicles and loads.
Current DOT medical certification and ability to meet all applicable driver-qualification requirements.
Acceptable motor vehicle record and ability to remain insurable under company requirements.
Working knowledge of DOT and FMCSA requirements, hours-of-service rules, vehicle inspections, electronic logging devices, cargo securement, weight limitations, permits, and safe commercial driving practices.
Ability to read maps, permits, delivery instructions, load information, inspection forms, and safety requirements and complete required records accurately.
Strong communication, reliability, time-management, situational-awareness, and problem-solving skills, including the ability to respond professionally to changing schedules and project priorities.
Ability to work independently, coordinate with multiple departments and project teams, protect company assets, and remain accountable for assigned vehicles, trailers, cargo, documents, and equipment.
Ability to pass required pre-employment and ongoing testing, including applicable drug and alcohol screening, physical-capability requirements, and company driver qualification reviews.
Ability to travel frequently to active projects, vendors, company facilities, and other approved locations throughout Central Ohio and surrounding operating areas.
Ability to repeatedly enter and exit trucks, trailers, and construction equipment and to stand, walk, climb, bend, kneel, reach, push, pull, and safely work on or around trailers and transported equipment.
Ability to lift, carry, or move up to 75 pounds, including chains, binders, straps, ramps, tools, and delivery materials, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Ability to work early starts, extended shifts, overnight travel, evenings, weekends, holidays, or after hours when operational needs require.

Nice To Haves

Tanker, doubles/triples, or other applicable CDL endorsements.
At least 2 years of verifiable Class A commercial driving experience.
Construction, heavy-equipment transport, flatbed, lowboy, or similar hauling experience.
Demonstrated ability to safely load, secure, transport, and unload construction equipment, attachments, materials, parts, and supplies.

Responsibilities

Prioritize safety in all driving, loading, unloading, securement, and delivery activities.
Transport construction equipment, attachments, materials, tools, parts, and supplies between company locations, projects, vendors, repair facilities, and other approved destinations.
Safely, legally, efficiently, and professionally operate assigned Class A commercial vehicles and trailers.
Review assigned moves and deliveries before departure, confirming cargo details, dimensions, weight, locations, access, route restrictions, permits, trailer configuration, and delivery time.
Perform and document pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections of vehicles, trailers, securement equipment, safety equipment, and cargo; promptly report defects, damage, unsafe conditions, or maintenance needs and do not operate unsafe equipment.
Load, position, block, brace, secure, inspect, and unload cargo and equipment according to company procedures, manufacturer guidance, securement requirements, weight limitations, and safe work practices; recheck loads as required.
Operate construction equipment for loading and unloading when trained, qualified, and authorized; use spotters and communicate clearly when maneuvering in areas with limited visibility or congestion.
Coordinate schedules, routes, jobsite access, priorities, delays, breakdowns, delivery completion, and changing project demands with the dispatcher and relevant personnel.
Maintain and submit accurate driver logs, electronic logging device records, inspection reports, bills of lading, delivery tickets, permits, receipts, equipment-movement records, and other required documentation on time.
Plan and follow safe, legal, and efficient routes, accounting for load and vehicle dimensions, restrictions, construction zones, weather, traffic, roadway limitations, curfews, and permits.
Protect company vehicles, trailers, equipment, materials, fuel cards, permits, documents, and other assigned assets.
Keep assigned vehicles, trailers, securement devices, tools, emergency equipment, and cab areas clean, organized, safe, and inspection-ready; coordinate preventive maintenance and repairs and perform basic care or minor adjustments when trained and authorized.
Comply with company policies, DOT and FMCSA regulations, hours-of-service rules, drug and alcohol program requirements, seat-belt and mobile-device policies, jobsite rules, and applicable environmental and traffic requirements.
Participate in required training and safety meetings and provide dependable, responsive, professional service to project teams, vendors, and Equipment Group personnel.
Support urgent, after-hours, weekend, or out-of-region deliveries when operationally required and perform other transportation or Equipment Group support duties as assigned.