Local CDL Driver
southern concrete materialsHickory (OK)
About the role
Build Your Future with Southern Concrete Materials At Southern Concrete Materials, we don't just pour concretewe build communities, careers, and lasting relationships. Since 1958, our family-owned company has been a trusted partner across Western North Carolina and Northern Georgia, known for quality, service, and heart. When you join SCM, you become part of a team that treats you like family, values your voice, and invests in your success. With competitive pay, strong benefits, and direct access to leadership, this is more than a jobit's a place to grow, belong, and make a real impact.
Required Qualifications: Do Not Apply without These.
Required Qualifications
License:
Valid Class B CDL (minimum).Physicality: Ability to climb truck ladders, lift up to 60 lbs, and enter/exit the cab 50+ times a day. Safety: Must pass a DOT physical and a pre-employment drug/alcohol screen.
Core Responsibilities:
- Drive: Safely operate a 78,000 lb. mixer truck over mountainous terrain and into tight job sites.
- Manage: Check concrete "slump," add admixtures, and communicate with dispatch via tablet and radio.
- Maintain: Perform daily safety checks and keep the truck/drum clean using water and acid mixtures.
- Service: Provide professional, tactful service to contractors and homeowners on-site.
- The Perks:
- Home Daily: Local routes only.
- Stable Schedule: Monday Friday (Saturdays as needed).
Full Benefits:
Competitive pay and full-time hours. Paid Weekly. Holidays, Vacation, bonuses, etc.
Before you apply
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Your notice period
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