Concrete Mixer Driver
lies ready mixMarienthal (KS)
About the role
Job Description:
Concrete Mixer Truck Drivers perform a variety of tasks related to transporting ready-mix concrete from the batch plant to construction sites. They ensure the concrete is delivered to the job site promptly and are responsible for maintaining the truck and mixer equipment. Concrete Mixer Truck Drivers are primarily responsible for the following duties and responsibilities: Inspecting the truck and the mixer before each delivery for any defects or malfunctions Operating the truck safely and efficiently, adhering to all traffic laws and safety regulations Loading and unloading concrete from the mixer to the job site, ensuring timely delivery Operating the concrete mixer during transit to maintain the concrete’s freshness and prevent it from hardening Maintaining communication with dispatchers, supervisors, and construction site personnel for delivery updates and instructions Cleaning and maintaining the mixer, truck, and other equipment to keep it in good working order Recording and reporting delivery information, hours worked, mileage, and fuel usage Cooperating with other construction crew members for efficient delivery and placement of the concrete Complying with all safety rules and regulations associated with the job\nCompany
Description:
We are a Concrete Company that is growing at a rapid pace! We are filling 3 more trucks!
Company Description:
We are a Concrete Company that is growing at a rapid pace! We are filling 3 more trucks!
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