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Dead River Company seeks a Boom Truck Operator to service, install and repair propane tanks and LP piping. You will perform safety tests, hookups, and deliveries while promoting company products and maintaining a tidy vehicle.
The role requires CDL B with hazmat, CETP certification and at least 1 year of related experience. On-call work and variable conditions are expected in this position.
$19.00 to $29.00 an Hour Depending on Experience.
Position Summary:
This position reports to the Service Manager. As a Boom Truck Operator, responsibilities include providing service, installation and/or repair to customers propane tanks and/or LP piping.
Essential Functions
Highly Competitive Compensation and Industry Leading Benefits- Paid weekly!
Other Tasks:
Performs other work-related duties as assigned.
Experience:
A minimum of one year of experience is required as either a service technician or delivery driver.
Other Attributes Required:
Education:
A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Certification and Testing:
Contacts:
This position regularly interact with customers, other employees (dispatchers, other technicians, drivers, and office personnel) and equipment and parts supply vendors. These interactions will be timely to allow for appropriate follow through. Employees will show empathy where appropriate.
Decisions Made:
This position make decisions regarding the appropriate steps required for transporting and installing LP tanks, performing safety inspections, commissioning equipment and decisions related to the safe delivery on petroleum products. Complex problems or unusual customer related issues are referred to the Service Manager or other appropriate parties.
Safety Considerations:
Safety considerations relate to safe operation of the service vehicle or delivery truck, wearing appropriate personal protective safety equipment, proper lifting of heavy parts or equipment, and general observation of the surroundings where work is being done. Icy, slippery conditions are a primary concern during winter.
Equipment Used:
Industry related equipment including all types of hand tools, testing equipment, soldering torch, power tools, evacuation equipment, along with appropriate gauges and meters. Delivery vehicle and hose/nozzle, loading rack, priming equipment, wrenches, safety equipment (glasses, gloves, hard hat, shovel, speedy dry), and chock blocks.
Temperatures may vary from below zero to above 90 degrees, depending on the time of year. Since the job involves working with devices that burn petroleum products, there is some exposure to the product and fumes. The work area ranges from the vehicle to commercial and consumer sites that are occasionally cramped with little headroom. Delivery drivers also encounter all kinds of weather conditions along with snow and ice.
Physical Requirements Analysis:
Weight or Force Moved:
Technicians move various sized objects weighing from a few ounces to over 100 pounds. When very heavy objects are moved technicians are expected to seek assistance from other employees. Delivery Drivers must be able to pull a delivery hose weighing up to 75 pounds a distance of up to 150 feet.
CDL B Commercial Driver
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