Dump Truck Driver (Jacksonville, FL)

Transpremier•Jacksonville, FL

33d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Dump Truck Driver, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently transporting materials to and from construction sites in a timely manner while adhering to DOT regulations. In this position, you will load materials such as asphalt, millings, dirt, aggregates, and construction debris. The ideal candidate has a clean driving and at least two years of relevant experience. You must be able to work days, nights, and weekends as needed.

Requirements

Valid commercial driver's license (CDL) with the appropriate endorsements for operating a dump truck.
Valid DOT Medical Card
Proven experience as a dump truck driver or in a similar role.
Minimum of two (2) years driving holding a CDL.
Excellent driving skills with a strong focus on safety.
Knowledge of traffic rules, regulations, and safety practices.
Ability to operate and maneuver dump trucks in various weather and road conditions.
Physical stamina and strength to load and unload materials manually, if required.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow instructions accurately.
Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Dependability and a strong work ethic.
Flexibility to work days, nights, weekends and overtime, as needed.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screening.
Ability to work in a team environment in high pressure situations.
Stamina and Endurance: The job may require long hours of sitting and driving, often over rough terrain or in adverse weather conditions. Dump truck drivers need to have the physical stamina to remain alert and focused during their shifts.
Strength and Physical Fitness: Dump truck drivers may be responsible for manually loading and unloading materials using truck mechanisms or by hand. This can involve lifting, carrying, and maneuvering heavy objects.
Coordination and Agility: Dump truck drivers need good hand-eye coordination and agility to operate the truck's controls, especially when navigating tight spaces, backing up, or positioning the vehicle for loading or unloading. This includes the ability to climb in and out of the truck's cab safely.
Vision and Hearing Clear vision, including the ability to see well at a distance, judge depth perception, and read signs and gauges, is crucial for safe driving. Good hearing is necessary to detect warning signals, such as horns or sirens, and communicate with coworkers or supervisors.
Reaction Time: Quick reflexes and reaction time are essential for dump truck drivers to respond to unexpected situations or hazards on the road promptly. This includes the ability to brake, steer, and adjust driving speed as needed.
Ability to Sit for Extended Periods while maintaining focus and concentration.
Strong ability to read and understand maps and verbal and GPS directions.
Computer skills: basic Mobile Apps and GPS.
Ability to complete DOT mandated pre/post-trip inspections.
Basic mechanical knowledge and ability to diagnose and repair basic dump truck related issues.

Responsibilities

Follow all company policies and procedures for safe working procedures.
Proper use of supplied Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
Operate and drive dump trucks to transport materials (such as milling, asphalt, gravel, rocks, or construction debris) to and from construction sites.
Load and unload materials using truck mechanisms, ensuring secure and balanced positioning of the load.
Comply with all traffic regulations and safety protocols, both on the road and at construction sites.
Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the truck, ensuring proper functioning and identifying any maintenance or repair needs.
Follow designated routes or use navigation tools to reach the destination safely and efficiently.
Maintain a clean and organized truck, both externally and internally.
Accurately enter and record load and job specific information on the company-provided tablet.
Immediately report all incidents and accidents to a TransPremier supervisor and follow the reporting and investigation procedures detailed in the employee handbook.