CDL-A Lowboy Driver for Heavy Equipment Hauling

Barnard Inc; Deming (NM); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Barnard Construction Company, Inc. is seeking a CDL Class A Lowboy Driver in the United States to haul heavy construction equipment across sites. You will be responsible for securing loads, performing daily inspections, and maintaining logs in compliance with DOT regulations.

The role requires the ability to work 50–70 hours per week, pass background and drug screening, and operate safely under site management guidance. Strong safety awareness is essential for success in this role.

Qualifications

• Must have a valid CDL and satisfactory driving record.
• Experienced CDL Class A Lowboy Driver for heavy construction transport.
• Hands-on experience hauling excavators, bulldozers, loaders and other heavy machinery with proper loading and securement.
• Familiarity with DOT regulations.
• Inspect loads for safety and compliance.
• Maintain logs of hours and vehicle service per regulations.
• Operate equipment safely per site management instructions.
• Report vehicle defects or damage promptly.
• Daily truck inspections and readiness checks.
• Notify supervisor when repairs are needed.
• Understand safety and occupational hazards of work.

Responsibilities

• Pass a background check and a pre-employment drug screen.
• Handle heavy physical tasks and operate in extreme conditions.
• Rig and hoist materials correctly and safely.
• Tolerate heights and work at heights as required.
• Work long hours (50–70 per week) with punctual attendance.

Skills

CDL Class A

Heavy equipment hauling

DOT regulations knowledge

Load and rig safety

Log maintenance

Job description

Barnard Construction Company, Inc. is seeking a CDL Class A Lowboy Driver in the United States to haul heavy construction equipment across sites. You will be responsible for securing loads, performing daily inspections, and maintaining logs in compliance with DOT regulations.

The role requires the ability to work 50–70 hours per week, pass background and drug screening, and operate safely under site management guidance. Strong safety awareness is essential for success in this role.