Tack Truck Driver

Allan Myers, Inc•Columbia, MD

33d

About The Position

The Tack Truck Driver operates a water-equipped truck, maintains the equipment assigned to the vehicle, and supports paving crews by spraying bituminous tack coat. The driver conducts work in accordance with company policies, procedures, and programs and follows applicable commercial driving regulations and state and federal requirements. The position includes inspecting the assigned vehicle before and after trips, reporting problems or damage to the shop, maintaining required truck logs, and ensuring the truck is maintained, clean, and repaired in accordance with the Truck Driver's Handbook. The driver communicates traffic and site-condition problems promptly and gathers route information, including job-site locations and potential light bridges or roads. Other job-related duties may be assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred, or related work experience.
1–2 years of CDL driving experience with a gross vehicle weight of 33,000 pounds or greater.
Tanker endorsement.
Compliance with all DOT physical requirements.
Valid Class B Commercial Driver's License.
Valid driver's license.
Skill in operating the loading and unloading of fuel and oil from the fuel truck at terminals.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.
Hazmat experience.

Responsibilities

Drive a truck equipped with water and maintain the proper level on all equipment assigned to the driver.
Conduct all work in accordance with company policies, procedures, and programs.
Perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections to maintain vehicle safety and identify damaged or worn parts or signs of tampering; report problems to the shop immediately.
Drive the tanker truck to predetermined destinations, applying knowledge of commercial driving regulations and local roads.
Work with paving crews to spray bituminous tack coat.
Maintain a truck log in accordance with state and federal regulations and company policy.
Promptly report traffic problems and site conditions, and obtain information about job-site locations and any light bridges or roads on the route.
Follow Truck Driver's Handbook guidelines for truck maintenance, cleanliness, and repair.
Perform other job-related duties as required or assigned.