Concrete Mixer Driver

Job Description

A concrete mixer driver transports and delivers ready-mix concrete to construction sites, ensuring quality and proper consistency through continuous mixing and site-specific adjustments. Responsibilities include performing pre- and post-trip inspections, routine truck maintenance, and operating loading and discharge equipment, while maintaining accurate delivery records and fostering safe, customer-focused service.

Key Responsibilities

Safe Operation:

Drive and operate a heavy concrete mixer truck to deliver concrete to various job sites, adhering to all safety protocols and regulations.

Quality Control:

Load the truck with materials, control the mixer to ensure proper consistency and quality of the concrete, and make adjustments on-site as needed.

On-Site Delivery:

Maneuver the truck into position at job sites, assemble and operate chutes, and discharge the concrete accurately into designated areas or containers.

Truck Maintenance:

Perform daily pre-trip and post-trip inspections, conduct basic vehicle maintenance such as adding fluids, and keep the truck clean to prevent concrete hardening.

Communication & Record Keeping:

Coordinate with dispatchers regarding schedules and site information, maintain accurate delivery logs, and communicate with customers and site personnel professionally.

Essential Skills

Commercial Driver's License (CDL): Required to operate the specialized heavy vehicle.

Customer Service: Interact professionally with clients and site personnel, providing excellent service.

Mechanical Aptitude: Basic understanding of vehicle maintenance to perform simple repairs and checks.

Safety Focus: Strong awareness of occupational safety regulations for both driving and site operations.

Navigation: Ability to read maps and follow driving directions to reach job sites.

Key Qualifications

A high school diploma or GED is generally required.

A clean driving record and a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) are essential.

Background checks and drug tests are often a part of the hiring process.

Experience in construction or driving heavy vehicles is a plus, though not always required. Company Description

Award-winning company with a great reputation, clean and well managed.

Full-time