Truck Driver/Demo II

Gregory Poole Equipment Company•Hanahan, SC

About The Position

The Truck Driver/Demo II is responsible for advanced equipment delivery, demonstrations, customer training, and operational support, applying greater technical knowledge and independent judgment. The role delivers and retrieves company equipment, demonstrates its applications, trains customer employees in safe and effective operation, and provides post-delivery support. It also includes inspecting and maintaining vehicles, trailers, and equipment; completing delivery and transportation records; and following applicable company, DOT, and regulatory safety requirements. The position requires a CDL Class A license and experience driving a Class 8 vehicle.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of experience driving a Class 8 vehicle.
Must pass and maintain a bi-annual DOT physical and drug test.
Ability to operate a truck, trailer, and/or other equipment.
Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, climb, and lift.
Ability to routinely lift and carry 80–140 pounds without aid or assistance; use a mechanical hoist for heavier parts.
Ability to see and hear to operate delivery vehicles and equipment.
CDL Class A license required to operate a Class 8 truck and trailer combination.
Mechanical training and familiarity with larger industrial equipment.
Strong verbal and written communication skills to interact effectively with customers and provide equipment demonstrations.
Ability to organize hauling schedules efficiently to maximize productivity and operational output.
Outstanding safety record.

Nice To Haves

Graduation from a 2-year technical school.

Responsibilities

Deliver and retrieve rental, new, used, or other company equipment to and from customer locations safely, promptly, and professionally.
Operate delivery vehicles and trailers in accordance with transportation regulations, permits, and documentation requirements.
Load, secure, transport, and unload equipment according to company safety procedures and industry standards.
Maintain accurate transportation logs, delivery records, permits, and other documentation.
Inspect equipment before and after delivery, documenting and reporting damage, condition issues, or operational concerns.
Use electronic systems and company processes to complete delivery documentation and maintain accurate records.
Communicate delivery status, equipment concerns, and customer needs to internal teams and customers.
Apply equipment knowledge to resolve routine operational issues and recommend appropriate solutions.
Demonstrate equipment and product applications to customers upon delivery.
Train customer employees and operators in safe and effective equipment use.
Promote equipment features, capabilities, and reliability, and provide post-delivery operational support to answer customer questions.
Provide professional, customer-focused service.
Perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance checks on delivery vehicles, trailers, and assigned equipment.
Perform basic preventative maintenance adjustments and minor mechanical repairs on delivered equipment.
Identify maintenance needs and coordinate repairs or service.
Keep vehicles, trailers, and equipment clean, organized, and safe according to company standards.
Follow company safety policies, procedures, DOT requirements, and applicable regulations.
Promote safety, accountability, and professionalism with customers, coworkers, and business partners.
Independently manage assignments, apply technical expertise, and adapt to changing business needs.