Dump Truck Operator / Driver
Dump Truck Operator / Driver
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Operate articulated and/or rigid-frame dump trucks to haul fill, borrow material, and stone
- Safely load, haul, position, and dump material throughout the jobsite
- Operate over soft, wet, uneven, and temporary haul roads
- Work safely around excavators, dozers, other heavy equipment, and ground crews
- Follow directions from foremen, spotters, and equipment operators
- Monitor changing ground and haul-road conditions and report safety concerns
- Complete daily pre- and post-operation equipment inspections
- Report equipment or mechanical issues promptly
- Follow site safety, traffic-control, and environmental requirements
- Assist with other equipment operation or general jobsite duties as needed
- 2+ years of experience operating articulated dump trucks, off-road dump trucks, haul trucks, or similar heavy equipment
- Experience working on heavy civil, earthwork, grading, excavation, dredging, or similar construction projects preferred
- Comfortable operating on soft, wet, uneven, or unstable terrain
- Valid driver's license; CDL preferred if required for assigned equipment or public-road travelOSHA 10 certification
- Ability to pass required drug and alcohol screening
- Ability to safely climb in and out of heavy equipment and work outdoors in varying weather conditions
- Strong safety awareness and ability to communicate with operators, spotters, and ground crews
- We Offer:
- Opportunity to work on a major heavy civil dike-raising project
- Consistent, hands-on heavy equipment work
- Opportunity to operate heavy off-road construction equipment
- Work alongside experienced excavator, dozer, and heavy civil crews
- Specialized experience in dike, marine, dredging, and earthwork construction
- Opportunity to build experience operating in challenging ground conditions
- Safety-focused work environment
- Team-oriented field environment
- Long-term experience with an established heavy civil contractor
- Opportunity to expand your skills on specialized construction projects
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