Truck Driver: Western Summit

Western Summit Constructors, Inc. (WSCI) enjoys a solid reputation as one of the finest contractors in the water and wastewater industry and is consistently ranked as one of Engineering News Record's (ENR) Top 20 Water and Wastewater Contractors. Proud to be a true self-performing general contractor, WSCI specializes in municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment facilities, and water storage facilities. WSCI, formerly known as Summit Constructors, was founded in 1981.

WSCI was founded on a cornerstone philosophy of satisfying clients' needs by exceeding their expectations, producing a high level of safety and quality, meeting project deadlines and offering fair pricing. WSCI has established a history of using proven construction methods, integrating knowledgeable people, utilizing state-of-the-art technology, and incorporating a service philosophy that has earned our organization a reputation of commitment and integrity. Our reputation as a leader in the water and wastewater industries has been built on performing excellent work for over 20 years.

Position Summary: Heavy-haul delivery, loading, unloading and operation of equipment to and from specified destinations throughout the United States.

Example of Activities:

S Daily and/or weekly heavy-haul transportation of construction equipment

S Proper handling, loading/unloading, securing and hauling of several types of loads

S Recording and maintaining all DOT and WSCI paperwork

S Insure accuracy in driver’s HOS logs, trip sheets and WSCI equipment numbers

S Performance of basic maintenance and troubleshooting on transport equipment

S Routine maintenance and upkeep of transport equipment in clean, current and well equipped mode (i.e. chains, boomers, safety equipment, straps, etc.)

S Assistance to mechanics with major repairs, servicing, erection and disassembly of equipment

S Daily monitoring and reporting of mechanical issues with equipment

S Development of required parts list

S Performance of basic troubleshooting techniques for any repairs required for tractors and trailers (i.e. Electrical, hydraulic, mechanical)

S Climbing of steel framework, stairs, ladders and scaffolds

S Proper response to all safety hazards and warning devices (i.e. back-up alarms, smell of smoke, different color warning tags, warning sirens, etc)

S Trips requiring overnight stays, across various state lines for days and/or weeks at a time

S Ability to read and understand proper permits in various states

Essential knowledge, skills and responsibilities:

S Prefer minimum of High School Diploma or GED

S 5-7 years relevant work experience

S Knowledge of current laws and limits of trucking industry

S Knowledge of various tractor/trailer and construction equipment operation for use in loading/unloading of equipment

S Working knowledge of boosters and jeeps

S Valid Interstate Class- A CDL license

S Valid TWIC Card or ability to obtain TWIC card

S Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen

S Must pass DOT physical examination, background check and MVR evaluation

S Ability and willingness to travel up to 100%

S Ability to maintain satisfactory attendance and punctuality standard

S Excellent oral and written communication skills

S Must be customer orientated

S Ability to work independently

Valued but not required knowledge, skills and experience:

S All Class A CDL endorsements

S Fork Lift Card

S Bi-lingual Spanish (written and spoken)

Physical demands and work environment: Ability to lift a minimum of 80 pounds. Requires willingness, at times, to work in a field (job-site) environment. Expose to rain, sleet, snow, dust, mud, heat, sun, cold, noise, and other conditions common to a construction site. Contractual obligations may require irregular hours, weekend, and holidays.