Driver

Posted 8 days ago

lyle machineryMobile (AL)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing

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About the role

Reliable And Experienced Cdl Driver For over 35 years Lyle Machinery Co. has been a diversified equipment dealer while fostering a supportive and balanced culture to help our employees do what they do best. With several locations across MS, AL, LA, FL, and TX, LMC performs service and repairs, both on-site and in the field, in addition to the sales, leases and rentals of heavy and compact equipment. Our newest division, Lyle Rents, is growing, and we're looking for a reliable and experienced CDL Driver to join our team in Mobile, AL.If you have a passion for heavy equipment and a strong safety mindset, we want to hear from you!

What You'll Do: Safely transport heavy equipment to and from job sites Load and unload equipment efficiently and securely Maintain accurate delivery and pickup records Perform routine inspections and basic maintenance on truck and trailer Provide excellent customer service at job sites and with clients Why Lyle Rents? Competitive pay Local routes Positive, team-focused work environment Opportunity to grow with a family-owned and operated company

Requirements

What We're Looking For: Valid CDL (Class A preferred)Experience hauling heavy equipment is required Rental industry experience is a plus Strong knowledge of DOT regulations and safety procedures Dependable, punctual, and customer-focused attitude

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