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MasTec

CDL Water Truck Driver

Kingman, AZ · On-site

The duties involve a variety of materials which may include oil, grease, gasoline and diesel fuel. The employee must be able to climb on and off of equipment safely and will frequently walk and climb ...

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Brad Hall Companies

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Phoenix, AZ · On-site

Deliver fuel, oil, packaged product, etc. to customers. * Complete pre/post trip inspections on transport vehicle and equipment. * Load and unload product on delivery vehicles and at customer sites.

MasTec

CDL Water Truck Driver

Kingman, AZ

The duties involve a variety of materials which may include oil, grease, gasoline and diesel fuel. The employee must be able to climb on and off of equipment safely and will frequently walk and climb ...

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MasTec

CDL Water Truck Driver

Kingman, AZ · On-site

The duties involve a variety of materials which may include oil, grease, gasoline and diesel fuel. The employee must be able to climb on and off of equipment safely and will frequently walk and climb ...

New

BRAD HALL COMPANIES

Driver

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

Deliver fuel, oil, packaged product, etc. to customers. * Complete pre/post trip inspections on transport vehicle and equipment. * Load and unload product on delivery vehicles and at customer sites.

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CDL Water Truck Driver

CDL Water Truck Driver

MasTec

Kingman, AZ • On-site

Full-time

Posted yesterday

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7.4

Company rating: 7.4 out of 10

Based on 149 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

37th of 77 rated construction

Job description

FNF Construction is hiring a CDL Water Truck Driver in Kingman, AZ!

The position will be responsible for hauling water in tanker trucks that hold up to 5000 gallons. The position will typically perform a wide variety of tasks, transferring from one task to another as the work flow dictates. Responsibilities will include performing dust control on construction job sites and assisting heavy equipment operators during excavation and earthwork operations. The position will also use the auxiliary pump and fire hose on the truck to create backfill material and to wash down heavy equipment as required. 

  • Requires basic understanding of Mass Excavation means and methods, Soils testing, safe operation of water trucks Off-road and On-road.
  • Pre-trip/ Post trip inspections
  • Clean CDL License record
  • Current medical card
  • Current/ active CDL drivers license
  • 3 years of experience safely operating a commercial vehicle with minimal tank of 2000 gallons
  • Current Class A or Class B Commercial Driver License with tank endorsement.
  • Acceptable 5 year driving history and PSP report

All construction field positions within the company are considered safety sensitive. All candidates for employment must pass a pre-employment DOT drug screen.  The work is performed outdoors in all weather conditions. The work environment frequently exposes the employee to high levels of noise, and dust that is typically associated with road construction projects. The employee will work around operational heavy equipment and moving machinery. The duties involve a variety of materials which may include oil, grease, gasoline and diesel fuel. The employee must be able to climb on and off of equipment safely and will frequently walk and climb on uneven surfaces. The position requires constant awareness of the activities of the employees and the operation of stationary and mobile equipment. Work will often be performed in close proximity to the traveling public.  This is a Safety Sensitive Position. 

Qualifications:

All construction field positions within the company are considered safety sensitive. All candidates for employment must pass a pre-employment DOT drug screen.  The work is performed outdoors in all weather conditions. The work environment frequently exposes the employee to high levels of noise, and dust that is typically associated with road construction projects. The employee will work around operational heavy equipment and moving machinery. The duties involve a variety of materials which may include oil, grease, gasoline and diesel fuel. The employee must be able to climb on and off of equipment safely and will frequently walk and climb on uneven surfaces. The position requires constant awareness of the activities of the employees and the operation of stationary and mobile equipment. Work will often be performed in close proximity to the traveling public.  This is a Safety Sensitive Position. 

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