Dump Truck Driver

The Kearney Companies is a Site & Utilities Contractor based in Riverview, FL. Locally owned and operated, we have been in business for over 65 years; we offer competitive pay and excellent benefits. Recent growth has led to opportunities to join our established civil construction company in the Brandon/Riverview area. A dump truck driver operates large, heavy-duty trucks to transport bulk materials like earth, rock, sand, or over short distances within a mine, construction site, or industrial facility, primarily focusing on loading and unloading cargo safely while adhering to strict safety regulations and performing pre-trip inspections on the vehicle. Key responsibilities of a haul truck driver: Operating the truck: Safely driving large haul trucks on designated routes within a site, maneuvering in tight spaces, and following traffic controls. Loading and unloading: Coordinating with loading equipment to properly fill the truck and dumping the material at designated locations. Pre-shift inspections: Conducting thorough pre-trip inspections of the truck, including checking tires, brakes, lights, fluid levels, and overall mechanical condition. Maintaining logs: Keeping accurate records of loads hauled, hours worked, and any operational issues. Safety compliance: Adhering to all safety regulations, reporting any hazards or incidents to supervisors, and actively participating in safety training. Communication: Maintaining communication with dispatchers, loaders, and other site personnel regarding load requirements and potential delays. Basic maintenance: Performing minor repairs or reporting necessary maintenance issues. Required skills and qualifications: Commercial Driver's License (CDL): A valid CDL with appropriate endorsements for operating heavy haul trucks. Experience with heavy equipment: Prior experience operating large vehicles in a mining, construction, or industrial setting. Strong safety awareness: Commitment to safety protocols and procedures. Physical fitness: Ability to withstand the demands of a physically demanding job, including climbing in and out of the truck and working in potentially harsh weather conditions. Basic mechanical knowledge: Understanding of truck systems and ability to perform basic maintenance checks. Work environment: Primarily outdoors, working in various weather conditions. Often located in remote mining or construction sites. Exposure to dust, noise, and vibrations.

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