The Tractor Trailer Driver transports parts, components, equipment, and other business-related cargo between customer, vendor, and company locations and job sites. The role requires working independently under limited supervision and safely operating and loading a variety of equipment, including earthmoving equipment, diesel engines, electric power generators, and lift trucks. The driver also operates a lift truck to load and unload cargo and transports palletized loads, hydraulic cylinders, final drives, undercarriage components, tracks, and related items. The position calls for initiative, teamwork, customer-service enthusiasm, and efficient problem solving. Advancement in classification depends on attitude, skill level, and job performance. Work is normally performed in a customer, vendor, or company shop, or at customer job sites. The role involves exposure to physical risks and all weather conditions, and often requires extended periods of driving. The stated physical activities include listening, writing, typing, reaching, kneeling, operating equipment, grasping, stooping, lifting up to 75 pounds, climbing ladders and equipment, crawling under equipment, and driving during both day and night. Hazards include slips, trips, falls, job-site and driving hazards, lifting injuries and strains, moving machinery, heat exhaustion, cold stress, and stress or fatigue from overexertion.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED