About the role
Jones & Sons is looking to hire Concrete Mixer Drivers at our Terre Haute, IN location. Started in 1971, we are a family owned and operated business with locations in Bloomfield, Clinton, Linton, Terre Haute, Vincennes and Washington, IN. Our core activities include Ready Mixed Concrete, Block, Brick, Precast Concrete, and Aggregates servicing Southwest Indiana.
Mission Statement: Without quality materials and guidance, our customers' projects can suffer, leading to lost time, money or even project failure. At Jones and Sons, we provide them with time-tested products and service they can trust.
Key Characteristics of Jones and Sons Employees: Safe / Servant / Self-Motivated
Critical Daily Actions of Jones and Sons Employees:(1) Treat others as you want to be treated; (2) Be timely; (3) Work safely; (4) Continuously improve.
Operator Benefits:
- Full-time position
- Local Routes; Home Daily
- Automatic Trucks
- 401k with employer match
- Starting pay depends on experience and driving record but minimum is $23/hr
- Overtime hours are common March through December
- Safety Incentive Bonus Program (up to $2,100 annually)
- 6 Paid Holidays
- Referral Bonus Program
Variety of things you'll do:
- Deliver ready-mixed concrete
- Possible dump truck deliveries
- Work in all areas of plant as needed
Requirements:
- Class A or B CDL
- Experience is preferred but not necessary
- Help promote a culture of safety
- Pass pre-employment and random drug tests
- Criminal Background check and and Motor Vehicle Record review
- Requires physical dexterity to lift concrete chutes, navigate through and around various job conditions, and have ability to lift up to 50 pounds Compensation details:23-23 Hourly WagePI2078d 38de 951-26289-41583968
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