Pay
$30 - $35/hr
- Location
- Woodstock, ON
- Equipment
- Box Truck, Heavy Haul
- Route
- Local · Canada only
- License
- CDL B
- Position
- Company driver
- Experience
- 1+ year
About this job
Our company in Woodstock, ON needs an experienced boom truck operator to handle deliveries and crane work for contractors and retail customers. You'll report to the Store Manager and pitch in around the yard between runs at this family-owned company, which has 3 locations across Southern Ontario.
Pay
- $30.00-$35.00 per hour
- At least 40.0 hours per week expected
What you'll haul
- Lumber and other building materials, delivered safely within truck and boom load limits
- Crane work including setting trusses and steel beams
What the job involves
- Planning and executing safe loading, securement, unloading and placement of materials
- Assessing jobsite conditions and making sound judgment calls on lift safety
- Staying in contact with dispatch, sales and yard staff to keep loads accurate and customers informed
- Representing the company professionally, treating customers, property and other trades with respect
- Filling out daily inspections, hours-of-service logs and delivery paperwork, confirming quantities and getting signatures
- Greasing and performing light upkeep on your equipment, and flagging any defects right away
- Helping build loads and assist yard customers when you're not out on deliveries
Requirements
- Valid DZ License and Air Brake Endorsement (both required)
- 0-8 ton crane license
- Hands-on boom truck experience, 1 year preferred, delivering building materials
- Comfortable stepping into an established route and making safe, independent calls on jobsites
- A respectful, team-oriented attitude that stays steady when plans shift
- Reliable work habits, a customer-service mindset and some mechanical know-how for basic equipment care
Benefits
- Dental, extended health and vision care
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Store discount
- Company events
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