Heavy Haul Truck Driver

TNT Crane & Rigging•Norco, LA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Summary: A typical workday varies depending on the route, but all heavy haul truck drivers possess commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) with a doubles and triples endorsement “T”. They are responsible for efficiently and effectively transporting materials from one location to another in compliance with all DOT regulations.

Requirements

Must have a TWIC or ability to obtain a TWIC. Must be green in DISA for drug screening and background checks.
Must have experience with driving a truck with a manual transmission with no restrictions.
Experience with RGN trailers and hauling loads on trailer configurations involving 3 or 4 axle lowboys with various jeep/booster configurations up to 12 axles in total, required.
Keep their truck, and associated equipment, clean and in good working order
Ability to interpret, read manuals, and write reports in English.
Ability to prioritize, organize work, and meet deadlines.
Ability to provide proper hand signals to crane and truck operators.
Ability to verbally communicate Safety issues to Customers and other workers on location before and during job task.
Ability to work at heights and use all PPE required for fall protection correctly.
Ability to employ physiological movements and actions associated with heavy work.
Bending, stooping, lifting, seeing hearing, walking, ability to lift 75 lbs., twisting, crawling, climbing, squatting, kneeling, sitting and standing.
Eyesight sufficient for operating a motor vehicle, inspection of equipment, and completion paperwork.
Hearing sufficient for telephone contact and interpersonal communication with customers and coworkers.
Other duties as assigned

Nice To Haves

Mechanical and analytical skills preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform all your responsibilities in a safe, legal, professional, and ethical manner.
Transport heavy loads within their assigned route or territory in compliance with rules and regulations for transporting materials
Load and unload cargo.
Determine whether their vehicle complies with weight and height limits on bridges and tunnels and change their plans if needed
Record amount and type of cargo being delivered.
Take orders for new deliveries and drive long distances.
Fill up on fuel, clean truck, and wash windows.
Report to a dispatcher any incidents encountered on the road.
Monitor road conditions and watch for traffic congestion.
Follow all applicable traffic laws.
Inspect their trailer before and after the trip and record any defects they find.
Follow accident procedures if an accident occurs.
Keep a log of their activities.
Report serious mechanical problems to the appropriate personnel.
Keep their truck, and associated equipment, clean and in good working order