Sweeper Truck Driver
beach companyCharleston (SC)
About the role
Sweeper Truck Driver Established in 1963, Gulf Stream Construction Company is a turnkey site contractor based in Charleston, SC operating on projects across South Carolina and coastal Georgia. We build high-quality projects alongside the very best subcontractors while maintaining a cost-efficient, timely approach to our work. If you thrive in a fast paced environment, enjoy a challenge, and want to join a growing, family-owned construction company, we want to meet you! A Sweeper Truck Driver will safely and responsibly operate sweepers on the job site to maintain clean, safe, and professional work areas. The ideal candidate takes pride in the equipment, follows safety procedures, and works well independently and with field crews.
Responsibilities:
- Safely operate sweeper trucks on jobsites, roadways, and facilities
- Remove debris, dirt, gravel, and construction materials from assigned areas
- Pre-trip and post-trip inspections; facilitate routine service to include checking oil, water, gasoline, and air; report maintenance malfunctions to Equipment Manager; wash and clean interior and exterior
Maintain a detailed log of working hours to include job, phase code, and time used.
Communicate with supervisors and crews regarding schedules and site conditions
Follow all DOT, company, and jobsite safety requirements
Represent the company professionally with the public and clients
Perform other duties as assigned by management
Education and Experience:
- High school education or equivalent
- Class A CDL Driver's License and clean driving record
- Previous sweeper truck, construction, or commercial driving experience preferred
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