Haul Truck Driver

About the role

Under the immediate direction of the Lead person or Supervisor, the Equipment Operator is responsible for operating mobile equipment while moving raw materials from train to stockpile and loading finished products. Additional responsibilities include maintaining roadways and loading areas for designated business unit.Position Summary

The Haul Truck Driver plays a vital role in supporting plant operations by safely operating a 100-ton off-road haul truck to transport materials throughout the site. In this position, you'll be responsible for hauling crushed stone from the pit to the primary crusher, as well as moving materials between stockpiles and other key areas of the plant.

This role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to production efficiency while working in a team-focused environment. Additional responsibilities may include supporting various plant operations as needed. Success in this role requires a strong commitment to safety, reliability, and teamwork.

New Hire Orientation & Safety Training Requirement

All newly hired employees are required to attend New Hire Orientation and Safety Training in person at our Corporate Office located in Dallas, Texas. Attendance is mandatory and is a condition of employment.

To support employees traveling to attend training, mileage and approved travel expenses will be reimbursed for individuals whose commute to the Dallas Corporate Office exceeds 50 miles, in accordance with company travel and reimbursement policies. Additional details regarding travel arrangements and reimbursement procedures will be provided prior to the training date.

Essential Responsibilities

• Operate equipment safely and efficiently in accordance with training and manufacturer's instruction
• Perform pre-shift safety inspection on the vehicle systems, equipment and accessories
• Perform maintenance and service mobile equipment preventative
• Report needed repairs to supervision

Ensure cargo is properly loaded according to safety requirements

• Responsible for good housekeeping of equipment
• Assist in plant maintenance and repairs
• Assist with operation of other equipment as needed

Adhere to MSHA and plant safety rules, policies, procedures, and regulations

Minimum Education and Experience

• High school diploma, GED or equivalent experience required
• Working knowledge of heavy construction equipment
• 1+ years of related experience; previous haul trick driver experience a plus
• Experience with a variety of hand tools

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Must be able to work 12 hour shifts, possible weekends, overtime, and holidays as needed

• Must be able to read equipment operating manual
• Must be able to complete pre-shift inspection report
• Must be able to read and interpret gauges
• Possess basic mathematical aptitude to complete daily reports
• Must be able to wear all required safety equipment

Additional information

Must be able to communicate over CB radio or with hand signals and warning sounds, with coworkers regarding movement of vehicles and mobile equipment

Must be able to perform duties in a safe manner

Must be service oriented with proven ability to work in a TEAM environment

Physical Requirements

• Must have good hand/eye coordination and be able to operate hand/foot controls
• Possess good vision to perceive depth at close range and distances up to 150 feet
• Must be able to climb on and off equipment to operate and service
• Must be able to bend, stoop, squat, crouch, kneel in limited space in cab of vehicle
• Must be able to sit and operate equipment for long periods up to 10+ hours per day
• Capable of lifting and carrying up to 50 lbs
• Must work outside in all weather conditions consistent with extreme ambient temperatures: heat, cold, wetness, dryness, dust, and noisy conditions
• Must be able to work at various heights

Working Conditions

• Larger equipment is typically air conditioned.
• There will be times when outside assignments may require periods of work in all weather conditions-heat, cold, wet or dry and dusty.
• Must be able to work in areas where noise levels are up to 90 dbs.