Heavy Haul Driver IV

Warren CAT•Lubbock, TX

About The Position

As a Specialized Heavy Haul Driver, you will safely and efficiently transport oversized and overweight loads using complex multi-axle configurations (up to 11 axles), including jeeps and stingers. This role requires advanced driving expertise, a strong understanding of heavy haul regulations, and a commitment to operating specialized equipment in full compliance with company policies and all federal, state, and local laws.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; minimum 3 years of heavy haul experience (multi-axle configurations preferred).
Valid Class A CDL, current DOT Medical Card (physical), and clean driving record.
Ability to operate tools, equipment, and heavy machinery, including loading and unloading construction equipment.
Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to perform equipment adjustments and minor repairs.
Ability to make sound, independent decisions and exercise judgment in a timely manner.
Ability to read, write, and comprehend instructions, correspondence, and standard documentation.
Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to handle routine variables in standardized situations.
Ability to follow detailed written and verbal instructions using sound judgment and common sense.
Must pass a pre-employment physical and successfully complete required assessments (e.g., Work Steps).
Flexibility to work varying schedules based on business and load requirements.

Responsibilities

Operate heavy haul tractor-trailer combinations, including multi-axle configurations (up to 11 axles) with jeeps, boosters, and stingers; experience with RGN, lowboy, and hydraulic platform trailers required.
Safely transport oversize and overweight loads across local, regional, and long-haul routes in compliance with all FMCSA regulations, permits, and company standards.
Perform safe coupling and uncoupling of auxiliary axle components and ensure proper load securement in accordance with FMCSA and company requirements.
Verify weight distribution and axle spacing to meet permitted limitations and maintain compliance with bridge laws, clearance, and height/weight restrictions.
Conduct pre-trip, enroute, and post-trip inspections; complete DVIRs and promptly report deficiencies or maintenance issues.
Follow assigned routes and permit requirements, adjusting as necessary for weather, road conditions, or restrictions.
Coordinate with dispatch, load planners, escort/pilot vehicles, and customers to ensure safe, compliant, and timely deliveries.
Monitor equipment condition and perform minor roadside adjustments or repairs; demonstrate mechanical aptitude in equipment setup and configuration.
Load and unload construction equipment as required.
Maintain electronic logs, receive dispatches, and provide load status updates using onboard technology.
Work extended hours, including nights, weekends, and multi-day assignments, in varying weather and road conditions.
Perform physically demanding tasks, including climbing, securing loads, and configuring equipment.
Maintain a clean driving record, uphold safety standards, communicate professionally with supervisors and customers, and maintain confidentiality at all times.