Dump Truck Driver

Allan Myers•Fallston, MD

22h

About The Position

Allan Myers is seeking experienced CDL B Dump Truck Drivers to support heavy civil construction projects, including site work, grading, mass excavation, mainline pipe installation, processed water projects, milling, and paving. The role involves safely transporting construction materials between job sites and supporting project operations through reliable hauling. The ideal candidate has at least two years of safe dump truck driving experience and is committed to safety and efficient operations. The hourly pay range is $25.00–$28.00, based on experience. Allan Myers describes its benefits as competitive and industry-leading, including medical, vision, and dental coverage, vacation, paid holidays, and an annual performance bonus program. Allan Myers is a self-performing heavy civil construction and construction materials company with offices, quarries, and asphalt plants across the Mid-Atlantic, from New Jersey to Virginia Beach. The company builds highways, bridges, and public water and wastewater systems. It emphasizes safety, training, career development, and promotion from within.

Requirements

At least two years of experience operating a CDL B dump truck in heavy civil construction.
Valid CDL B license and a clean driving record.
Strong knowledge of DOT regulations, weight limits, and truck safety procedures.
Ability to work in a physically demanding environment and adapt to various weather conditions.
Must pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check.

Nice To Haves

CDL A license.
Experience hauling materials for site work, grading, excavation, mainline pipe, processed water, milling, or paving projects.

Responsibilities

Safely operate dump trucks to transport dirt, stone, asphalt, and milling debris between job sites.
Support grading, excavation, mainline pipe installation, processed water, milling, and paving operations by hauling materials as needed.
Load and unload materials while ensuring proper weight distribution and compliance with legal load limits.
Follow assigned haul routes and traffic laws, and comply with company safety policies and DOT regulations.
Inspect trucks daily for safety and mechanical issues and perform basic maintenance checks.
Communicate effectively with site supervisors, equipment operators, and project teams.
Maintain accurate logs of deliveries, mileage, and material loads.