Heavy Haul Truck Driver

Irby Construction Company•Tulsa, OK

About The Position

Irby Construction Company is hiring a Heavy Haul Truck Driver for work in Texas and Oklahoma. The driver will operate trucks, including tractor-trailers, to support assigned work activities. The role involves transporting equipment and materials, including oversized or overweight loads, while complying with commercial driving and DOT requirements. Drivers are also responsible for inspecting, securing, loading, and unloading their vehicles and cargo, and maintaining equipment in safe working condition. The position requires prior lowboy experience, at least three years of over-the-road driving experience, and a valid Class A commercial driver’s license. The work may involve lifting materials up to 60 pounds, walking and working on uneven terrain, exposure to hot and cold weather, and climbing on and off large trucks and equipment.

Requirements

At least three years of over-the-road driving experience.
Required prior lowboy experience.
Valid Class A commercial driver’s license (CDL).
Ability to lift and handle materials weighing up to 60 pounds unassisted.
Ability to walk and work across uneven terrain.
Ability to work in hot and cold weather conditions.
Ability to climb on and off large trucks and equipment.

Responsibilities

Drive trucks, including tractor-trailers, to and from destinations in accordance with commercial driving regulations.
Maintain Hours of Service driver logs according to DOT regulations.
Load and unload trucks, equipment, and materials.
Position and haul equipment such as bulldozers, bucket trucks, track equipment, conductor pullers, five-drum machines, conductor reels, and cranes at work locations.
Inspect truck equipment and supplies before each trip to verify the vehicle and load are in proper operating condition.
Position and secure loads for transit in accordance with DOT requirements.
Transport oversized or overweight loads using required escorts, signs, lights, flags, and permits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
Perform daily walk-arounds, routine and periodic checks, inspections, and equipment maintenance.
Follow Company Safety and Health Policies while conducting Company business.
Maintain a current Medical Certification Card.