Concrete Truck Driver
alabama grading excavationGadsden (AL)
About the role
Be The Mix Master! Do you love big trucks, fresh concrete, and the satisfaction of delivering exactly what a crew needs right when they need it? If you're the kind of driver who likes variety, independence, and hands-on work, our Volumetric Concrete Division wants you on the team. This isn't your average driving job it's part driver, part operator, part problem-solver, and 100% essential.
What You'll Do:
Operate a volumetric concrete truck (you're basically driving a mobile batch plant) Produce fresh concrete on demand no two loads are the same
What We're Looking For:
- CDL driver with a solid safety record
- Experience with concrete, construction, or heavy equipment is a plus but we'll train the right person
- Deliver to jobsites, interact with crews, and represent the company with professionalism
- Perform basic equipment checks and keep your truck in top shape
- Work independently while still being part of a tight-knit team
- Someone who enjoys hands-on work and isn't afraid to get a little dusty
- A problem-solver who can think on their feet
- Friendly, reliable, and ready to roll
- Why You'll Love This JobEvery day is different no boring repeat routes
- You get to make the concrete, not just haul itCompetitive pay + overtime opportunities
- Stable, year-round work
- A team that treats you like family, not a truck number
If you like big trucks, fresh mixes, and being the hero on the jobsite, this is your seat. Apply today and let's get you behind the controls of your new favorite truck.
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