CDL-A Lowboy Driver for Heavy Equipment Hauls

Broad Run Contracting LLC; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid OT

Medical and dental benefits

Cell Phone Incentive

Stable and growing organization

People-centered work environment

Job summary

Broad Run Contracting LLC is seeking a CDL A truck driver to operate a lowboy tractor-trailer and move asphalt and earthwork equipment to multiple job sites.

The role requires experience hauling heavy equipment, a valid CDL Class A, and the ability to load/unload at various locations. This year-round position offers overtime, 40-55 hours weekly, and a benefits package including medical and dental. OT after 40 hours and safety adherence are expected.

Qualifications

• Experience hauling heavy equipment.
• Experience operating lowboy tractor-trailers.
• Experience operating heavy equipment (loader, excavator, dozer, asphalt, etc.).
• Have an operational knowledge of heavy equipment to be transported and be able to load and unload equipment from lowboy trailer.

Responsibilities

• Operate a lowboy tractor-trailer and transport asphalt & earthwork equipment to and from a variety of job sites.
• Operate the equipment to perform waste tire removal and communicate the trailer flow during the clean-up.
• When not performing a clean-up, perform switch-outs at multiple customer locations, shuttle trailers between turn-point locations, or operate equipment at the plant to move tire waste.

Skills

Hauling heavy equipment

Lowboy operation

Heavy equipment operation

Load/unload on lowboy

Job description

Broad Run Contracting LLC is seeking a CDL A truck driver to operate a lowboy tractor-trailer and move asphalt and earthwork equipment to multiple job sites.

The role requires experience hauling heavy equipment, a valid CDL Class A, and the ability to load/unload at various locations. This year-round position offers overtime, 40-55 hours weekly, and a benefits package including medical and dental. OT after 40 hours and safety adherence are expected.