Concrete Mixer Truck Driver
hgr cementShreveport (LA)
About the role
Job Description: Concrete Transport Specialist (CDL Class B)HGR Cement LLC | On-Site Operations
About the Role:
Are you a reliable CDL driver ready to stay active and skip the long-distance highway burn-out? HGR Cement LLC is hiring a Concrete Mixer Trucker Driver to drive and manage concrete transit directly on key job sites. You’ll work hands-on with our project teams, moving vital materials across job sites to keep large-scale builds running on schedule. Perks & Support Comprehensive Per Diem: Daily allowance covering your meal expenses. Paid Travel Accommodations: All hotel expenses are fully covered by the company. Steady Work: Continuous local job site deployment without off-road long-haul transit.
Key Responsibilities:
Safely operate Class B commercial vehicles exclusively on active construction job sites. Transport and position heavy concrete materials efficiently to match project pour schedules. Perform pre-shift and post-shift vehicle safety inspections on site. Communicate directly with site supervisors and concrete crews to ensure precision placement.
Qualifications
Experience:
6 months to 2 years of concrete mixer driving experience. Licensing: Active Class B CDL with a clean driving record.
Work Style:
Willingness to work 100% on job sites with travel for project assignments. Skillset: Strong spatial awareness, dependable punctuality, and a safety-first mindset.
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