Ready Mix Concrete Driver
$20 - $30 /hr
ApplyReady Mix Concrete Driver
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20 - $30 /hr
About the role
- Delivery Tickets must be signed by the customer, retain the white tickets and give them to the plant manager.
- Operate mixer to produce concrete from sand, gravel, cement, and water. Adjusted slump must be approved by geo-tech representative and customer. (15 Gallon max of water)
- Assemble chutes and operate levers to release concrete per customer request.
- Clean truck after loading and after each delivery to prevent concrete from hardening in mixer and on truck surfaces.
- Perform pre-trip and post-trip truck DOT inspections.
- Perform basic vehicle maintenance tasks, such as adding oil, fuel, or coolant and performing minor repairs. (As needed)
- Utilize Whip Around inspections to report repairs issues and maintenance problems.
- Drivers are expected to grease the trucks daily.
- Monitor truck and company equipment to ensure proper operation and professional appearance.
- Spray truck surfaces with protective compounds to resist concrete adhesion and for specialized cleaning.
- Operate equipment, such as truck mixer controls, CB radios, mobile phones, and global positioning systems (GPS) equipment to exchange necessary information with dispatch, supervisors, or other drivers.
- Follow all applicable state and federal regulations.
- Drive trucks to any weigh stations along routes before and after loading and in compliance with state regulations.
- Assist with various plant operations, maintenance and mechanical work as needed.
- Occasionally operate and other plant equipment.
- Requires walking on terrain that may be uneven, muddy, and slippery.
- Exposure to sounds and noise levels that may be distracting or uncomfortable.
- Exposure to diesel exhaust, dust, and water mist or vapor and concrete silicate.
- Variable lighting conditions, dependent upon available natural light.
- Equipment/ToolsHammerChute scraper
- PliersMini ShovelGrease gun and grease
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