Roadway Asphalt Distributor Operator

VSS International, Inc.; Salinas (CA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

VSS International, Inc. in Monterey County, CA is seeking Distributor Truck Equipment Operators to safely operate asphalt distributor trucks on road construction sites. The role involves daily inspections, maintaining spray systems, and coordinating with paving crews to meet project pace.

Candidates must have strong communication, a valid Class A driver's license, and pavement preservation experience. Outdoor work, live traffic, and adherence to safety/DOT guidelines are essential.

Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Hold a current driver’s license (Class A preferred).
• Prior pavement preservation experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate an asphalt distributor (tack) truck to spray asphalt emulsions on roads, parking lots, and other paved surfaces.
• Perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections (fluid levels, spray systems, hoses, pumps, burners, gauges).
• Monitor gauges (temperature, pressure, flow) to ensure consistent asphalt application.
• Follow safety protocols, DOT requirements, and company policies while operating equipment and driving on public roads.
• Work closely with paving crews, foremen, and supervisors to maintain project pace and quality.
• Assist with additional jobsite duties including traffic control, cleanup, and general labor when the distributor truck is not in use.

Skills

Communication

Class A License

Pavement Preservation

Multitasking

Customer Interaction

Job description

VSS International, Inc. in Monterey County, CA is seeking Distributor Truck Equipment Operators to safely operate asphalt distributor trucks on road construction sites. The role involves daily inspections, maintaining spray systems, and coordinating with paving crews to meet project pace.

Candidates must have strong communication, a valid Class A driver's license, and pavement preservation experience. Outdoor work, live traffic, and adherence to safety/DOT guidelines are essential.