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Heavy Haul Driver

Job Description

A Heavy Haul Driver will have the ability and qualifications to operate a tractor trailer and a straight truck. A driver will receive direction and instruction from dispatchers and others in the performance of his or her duties. A Heavy Haul Driver will answer to the Driver Manager of the company.

Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:

• Loading and unloading heavy equipment, tanks, buildings, transformers, construction equipment, and/or FAK (freight all kinds).
• Comply with all legal and safety requirements of mechanically securing transported loads.
• Be proficient in knowledge and understanding of laws, rules, and regulations mandated by Federal and State agencies.
• Comply with all safety rules and regulations in the performance of assigned duties, to ensure no harm to oneself and/or to others.
• Timely complete all required paperwork associated with assigned transporting duties, including electronic log book, inspection reports, dispatch sheets, customer delivery documents and rental contracts.
• Maintain a safe, clean, neat, and orderly truck, inside and outside.
• Perform duties as directed in a timely and efficient manner.
• Must adhere to a flexible work schedule that includes local hauling and over-the-road hauling.
• Must maintain a Class A CDL driver’s license
• Must have and maintain a driving record acceptable to Mangum’s, Inc. and its insurance carrier.
• Job responsibilities require coordination with dispatchers, project managers, sales and with management and administrative staff.
• Attend and participate in meetings and conferences as required.
• Promptly and professionally address customer needs to ensure their satisfaction. Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance.
• Promote the Company’s mission and values at all times with staff and customers.

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