Truck Driver Loading and Delivery

Concreteab Construction•Reno, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The truck driver is responsible for safe travel to and from the job sites they are sent to. A truck driver is also responsible for gathering onsite materials, band lumber loads, strapping down loads, and making sure the load they are hauling arrives safely to the job site and is responsible for driving defensively and safely at all times. This position reports to the Truck Boss/Dispatcher and to the Foreman on each job site. The driver must obey all laws. This is a Safety Sensitive position. Job site's in Northern Nevada and Northern California.

Requirements

Possess the ability to follow instructions as directed by a dispatcher/foreman/superintendent.
Possess the ability to drive the truck safely to and from job sites as well as on the job sites.
OSHA 10 or 30 hour Certified
High school diploma or GED Equivalent
Two years' equivalent combination or related experience or education
18 years or older
Ability to walk, stand, sit, climb/balance, stoop, kneel or crawl on uneven ground, reach with hands/arms, lift and carry fifty (50) pounds, use hands to finger, handle or feel.
Ability to see clearly at a distance (clear vision at 20 feet or more)
Ability to observe an area that can be seen up and/or to the left and right while eyes are fixed on a given point (peripheral vision)
Ability to judge distance and spatial relationships (depth perception)
Ability to adjust the eye to bring an object into sharp focus (ability to adjust focus).
Ability to obtain information by listening, talking, seeing.
Ability to read and communicate clearly.
Ability to be aware of your position and the workers around you and to be aware of possible hazards approaching.

Nice To Haves

Leather Work Boots
Concrete Gloves
Safety Goggles/Glasses
Hard Hat
Quality Leather Gloves
Rain Gear
25 Foot or Longer Tape Measure
22 oz. Claw Hammer
Lineman’s Pliers

Responsibilities

Gathering onsite materials
Band lumber loads
Strapping down loads
Ensuring loads arrive safely to the job site
Driving defensively and safely at all times
Obeying all laws
Loading and hauling equipment and materials
Balancing and tying down loads
Operating and driving truck in a safe manner
Working in a safe, continuous, conscientious manner to produce a quality end product
Making known to dispatcher/foreman/superintendent of any safety hazards