Truck Driver

Quapaw Nation Careers

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Truck drivers are responsible for transporting loads from one location to another, verifying material weight, cooperating with other equipment operators, keeping the truck clean and in good condition, and delivering materials in a timely manner. This is a full-time, non-exempt position within the Quapaw Services Authority Department, reporting to the Site Foreman. The role is safety-sensitive and requires a Commercial Driver's License (CDL).

Requirements

Valid commercial driver’s license (CDL).
Ability to meet the minimum insurance requirements of the Quapaw Nation’s Motor Vehicle Policy.
Understanding of job site safety procedures.
Knowledge of traffic laws and Department of Transportation regulations.
Knowledge of how to operate and safely drive the assigned vehicle.
Knowledge of map reading and route planning.
Ability to operate an electric lift, hand trucks, pallet jacks, etc.
Skilled at driving and parking large, heavy vehicles.
Proficient at using GPS and other routing systems.
High school or GED equivalent.
Able to lift up to 50 lbs. at one time.
Physically able to work outside in a variety of weather conditions in a fast-paced environment.
Long hours and some heavy lifting are required.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of experience in commercial truck driving.

Responsibilities

Drive and operate trucks.
Keep truck clean and in safe, working condition.
Comply with all safe work practices, policies, and processes.
Perform basic vehicle maintenance.
Transport gravel to and from work areas.
Plan routes and meet delivery schedules.
Document and track all delivery invoices.
Comply with truck driving rules and regulations regarding size, weight, and route destinations.
Maintain and service vehicles as needed (refuel, change oil, tire pressures, repairs, etc.).
Maneuver trucks into loading and unloading positions.
Report defects, accidents, or violations immediately.
Maintain frequent communication with supervisors.
Commit to long hours when necessary to reach goals.
Use equipment and materials properly and safely.
Ensure contents are properly secured in a truck to prevent damage or injury.
Check weather conditions and road reports prior to departure.
Notify managers of any major maintenance or delivery issues encountered.
Maintain detailed driving and delivery logs.
Track and report working hours.
Attend professional meetings or pertinent workshops as needed.