Street Department Truck Driver in Public Works
$22.38 per hour
ApplyStreet Department Truck Driver in Public Works
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$22.38 per hour
About the role
- Operate a dump truck, haul sand, gravel, cement, stone, dirt, and other materials on various projects. Operate a truck to plow and salt icy and/or snow-covered roads.
- Tow trailers, compressors, pressure washer, rollers, and other equipment.
- Assist in the work of a crew, such as cleaning streets and storm sewers, laying storm sewer pipe, patching, and paving road surfaces.
- Help load and unload trucks.
- Perform daily vehicle inspection of the assigned equipment/truck and maintain accurate logbooks.
- Complete work orders, daily work sheets, vehicle repair orders, and other required records.
- General labor for specific jobs. Examples are cutting grass, weed cutting, landscaping, painting, and janitorial functions.
- Emergency callouts and scheduled callouts will be required when determined necessary by the Foreman, Superintendent, and/or the Director.
- All other tasks as assigned by the Superintendent and/or Director.
- Must possess valid CDL driver's license.
- Must pass physical examination, including DOT drug and alcohol screening.
- Safe driving record Direct Reports
- None If you would like to receive an application or have any questions regarding this position, please contact the City of Weirton Human Resources Department at (304) 797-8546. You may also e-mail a resume to benefits@cityofwirton.com.
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