Forklift (with Warehouse Experience)

Brown & Root Industrial Services, LLC•Geismar, LA

20h

About The Position

Transport and deliver materials and/or equipment by driving a DOT-regulated power unit, typically a two- or three-axle dump truck with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more, over varying distances on and around heavy construction project sites. The role involves safe and efficient commercial vehicle operation, loading and shipment security, regulatory compliance, documentation, inspections, and reporting.

Requirements

Valid Commercial Driver's License (Class A or Class B with hazardous-materials endorsements).
Acceptable Motor Vehicle Record.
Two years of previous commercial motor vehicle driving experience on heavy construction project sites.
Ability to read, write, and speak English and perform simple mathematical calculations, including handling receipts, reading maps and road signs, and maintaining logs.
Good oral communication skills.
Ability to follow written directions and take directions verbally, by two-way radio, or by phone.
Working knowledge of vehicle safety and control systems.
Knowledge of DOT regulations governing safe driving, hours of service, inspection and maintenance, and transportation of hazardous materials.
Must meet or exceed U.S. Department of Transportation medical standards and company physical criteria.
Satisfactory drug-test result.
Satisfactory alcohol-test result, if applicable.
Ability to safely and legally operate a commercial motor vehicle on and around congested heavy construction project sites.
Ability to present materials safely and on time from origin to destination.
Ability to frequently reach for materials at waist level, above shoulder height, or below waist level, and occasionally reach at or above shoulder level to operate truck controls.
Ability to lock and release pintle hooks, attach and release safety chains, climb into and out of vehicles, fuel vehicles, and check engine oil and coolant levels.

Responsibilities

Frequently lift, pull, push, and carry materials of various weights.
Secure shipments by tying down, covering, or bracing materials as required.
Inspect trucks for defects and safe operating condition before, during, and after trips, and submit a written Driver's Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR) at the end of each trip or tour of duty.
Review shipping papers to determine the nature of loads and identify hazardous materials; when hazardous materials are present, verify shipping-paper preparation, consistency of shipping information with freight markings and labels, and proper vehicle placarding.
Drive to destinations in accordance with federal regulations and applicable driving and rest-hour limits.
Maneuver vehicles safely at varying speeds and in difficult conditions, including heavy traffic, inclement weather, tight loading areas, and congested construction sites.
Ensure required shipment documentation is available for inspection and accompanies shipments upon delivery.
Maintain records required by state and federal regulations, including drivers' logs, fuel-purchase records, and mileage records.
Perform duties in accordance with company policies and procedures and comply with federal, state, and local commercial motor vehicle regulations.
Report accidents involving the driver or company equipment and report highway safety hazards observed en route.
Promptly report delays caused by breakdowns, weather, traffic, or other emergencies, and irregularities related to loading or delivery.
Load and unload materials properly to ensure their safety and minimize risks to people.
Complete paperwork related to truck operations and material movements accurately.
Represent the company professionally through responsible driving.