Concrete Ready Mix Driver
seaglass concreteSanford (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
As a Ready-Mix Truck Driver at Sea Glass Concrete, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently delivering ready-mix concrete to various job sites. This role requires driving a concrete mixer truck, operating equipment, and adhering to safety regulations.
Key Responsibilities:
Safe Driving: Operate the truck in accordance with DOT regulations and local traffic laws. Load Management: Ensure proper load distribution and adjust as needed. Product Quality: Verify concrete consistency, slump, and color to meet customer specifications. Customer Service: Deliver products to the correct locations on time and provide excellent customer service. Equipment Maintenance: Perform routine inspections and maintenance on the truck. Safety: Adhere to all safety regulations and company policies. Teamwork: Collaborate with other team members and support company objectives.
Qualifications:
Valid commercial driver's license (CDL A or B)Strong driving record (no DUIs/DWIs in the last 5 years, no more than 3 moving violations in 3 years)Ability to read, write, and speak English High school diploma or equivalent preferred Physically fit to perform the duties of the job, including lifting, pushing, pulling, and climbing
Working Conditions:
Exposure to extreme weather conditions, noise, and outdoor elements Must wear protective equipment Benefits of Joining Sea Glass Concrete: Challenging and rewarding projects Collaborative and supportive work environment Opportunities for growth and development Competitive compensation and benefits package If you are a dedicated and reliable individual with a strong work ethic, we encourage you to apply for the Ready-Mix Truck Driver position at Sea Glass Concrete.
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