Class A Driver (Construction Laborer w/ CDL)

Congruex•Ontario, CA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The CDL Driver will be responsible for transporting heavy machinery, barricades, and other materials needed at various job sites throughout the area and must be willing to work on a crew assisting in construction activities. NOTE: This position is NOT solely a driving position. Physical labor and/or operating heavy equipment is a requirement of this position.

Requirements

Must be familiar with rules and regulations of the highways pertaining to heavy equipment moving and heavy truck operations.
Ability to do physical work and digging.
Ability to use basic math skills to compute weights, time cards, billings, etc.
Ability to do detailed work and work accurately, especially with numbers.
Ability to operate & drive the Transport.
Ability to respond to inquiries or complaints from customers, employees, regulatory agencies, or members of the business community.
Daily and exemplary attendance and punctuality is required for this position.
The work may require overtime hours to be worked to achieve desired results.
OSHA 10
Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
DOT Medical Card
Forklift Certification
Flagger Certification
First Aid Certification

Nice To Haves

Should be Cross Trained in another Field position (ex. Operator or Splicer).

Responsibilities

Prepares & inspects trucks and machinery daily, including but not limited to: checking oil, fueling, greasing, preventative maintenance, cleaning trailer, stocking with supplies, emptying garbage, checking lights on trailer, running through the maintenance check list daily.
Organizes and oversees inventory of tools and daily preparation of truck and machinery.
Conducts a DVIR mandatory safety check daily.
Maintains a flatbed trailer.
Operates backhoes, excavators, rotomill, rock saw, loader, etc.
Loads equipment and materials to maximize loading capacity (within legal limits) on trailers to minimize repeat trips and fuel consumption.
Delivers machinery and material in a timely manner allowing crews to go to work immediately.
Watches for unsafe conditions and takes steps to alleviate or head off the situation.
Determines the safest and fastest routes to take to get product and to deliver equipment and material.
Hauls dirt to and from job sites.
Organizes and completes paperwork daily (timecards, logs, DVIR, and equipment checks, etc.)
Maintains a complete tool set, assuring that tools are clean and inventoried at all times.
Can identify hazards and problems on equipment and on the moving, loading, and unloading of equipment.
Reports to the dispatcher for verification of location, next job assignment, etc.
Attends safety and other department meetings.
Assists in other tasks and other crews as needed.