Ready-Mix Truck Driver - Class \"B\" - Local

Posted 17 days ago

irving materialsCrossville (TN)

Light Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Local

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About the role

Job DetailsKey Responsibilities: This is a skilled position involving the safe and efficient operation of ready-mix trucks. Deliveries will be made in both industrial and residential areas. The driver is responsible for the efficient working condition and cleanliness of equipment and is expected to perform minor servicing and maintenance or refer major problems to the supervisor. Drivers will be expected to assist in maintaining a clean and safe working environment in and around the ready-mix plant as per supervisor's instruction. Extensive contact with the customer requires honesty, a high level of integrity, reliability, a good work ethic and a positive attitude. Demonstrates a commitment to communicating, improving and adhering to safety policies in all work environment and areas.

Requirements: Class A or B CDL is required. Current DOT physical Safety minded attitude Good driving record Submit for a criminal background check Clear Drug/Alcohol Clearinghouse Pass a DOT drug screen (pre-screen) Pass a Pre-Employment Physical Assessment Spanish speaking or bilingual a plus Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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