Responsible for executing job assignments in the most efficient, safest, and professional manner possible. Represent the company with the highest integrity possible at all times. Drives tractor-trailer (Flatbed) to deliver Precast Concrete to job sites in a safe and efficient manner using learned skills and knowledge. Follows DOT and TH&E safety regulations, policies and procedures at all times. Wears required personal protective equipment while on duty. Receives daily instructions and load assignments from local dispatcher. Executes load assignments that are in compliance with all Federal, State and local DOT rules, regulations, curfew restrictions and permit constraints. If a driver has reason to believe a load is not in compliance, they shall bring this to the attention of the local dispatcher as quickly as possible. The conditions of non-compliance are to be presented in a courteous manner to the local dispatcher for resolution. The driver shall assist with resolving the problem provided no Federal, State or local DOT rules, regulations, curfew restrictions and permit constraints are violated. Ensures that tractors and trailers are in good working condition by performing pre and post trip inspections. Completes all required paperwork daily; including trip summary, driver’s logs, vehicle inspection reports, bills of lading, wait/work time sheets and other forms as required. Reports any maintenance problems to the maintenance department, using required forms, and informs dispatch of the same. Verifies the proper load assignment by checking pertinent information on the bill of lading. This information is the trailer number, job number (when used) and piece marks. Uses learned skills and knowledge to secure the loads as specified by DOT rules and regulations and TH&E policies and procedures. Uses supplied chains, ratchet binders, straps (when specified) and corner guards to secure the load and protect product from damage. Straps may not be used on any finished good products. Verifies no loose material or dunnage is unsecured while in transit. Remains knowledgeable of DOT rules and regulations by staying up to date on the driver’s handbook. Verifies all required documents for the operation of his/her truck including registration, insurance certificate, IFTA card, annual inspection and hauling permits are current and up to date. Reports any delays or down time to dispatch. Maintains contact with jobsite supervision to insure proper placement of trailers for off-loading. Obtains customer signature for proof of delivery and/or for wait/work time sheets when required. Responsible for keeping tractor clean and presentable.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed