Dump Truck Driver
ConfidentialOverview As a Dump Truck Driver, you’ll transport materials safely and efficiently to support active job sites and delivery operations. You’ll inspect your vehicle, follow assigned routes, and coordinate loading and unloading with site teams. Your impact: Careful driving and secure material handling help crews receive the supplies they need to keep work moving safely. Duties Drive dump trucks on local routes and, as assigned, over-the-road (OTR) routes; use GPS navigation to follow directions and adjust routes safely. Inspect vehicles and secure loads before travel; load and unload materials using safe manual handling practices and approved equipment. Complete delivery driving and route driving tasks, maintain accurate delivery records, and communicate delays or site conditions. Follow Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations, as well as applicable hazardous materials and dangerous goods requirements. Support logistics cargo handling and freight movement; assignments may involve flatbed, tanker, refrigerated trailer, tractor-trailer, or automobile transportation equipment. Experience Required: Commercial truck driving, truck driving, commercial driving, or delivery driver experience; safe driving practices and familiarity with manual transmission vehicles. Ability to load and unload materials and handle physical tasks safely. Knowledge of DOT and FMCSA regulations; hazmat (hazardous materials) experience or knowledge is preferred. Experience with flatbed, tanker, refrigerated trailer, tractor-trailer, freight, or automobile transportation is helpful, but not required for every assignment. Pay: $27.17 - $32.72 per hour Work Location: In person