Evening Low Boy Truck Driver

About the role

The Evening Lowboy – Truck Driver is an hourly-rated skilled craft position that performs a variety of duties on construction projects. The primary function is to safely load and secure equipment for transport between locations. Work tasks may vary based on workflow.

Responsibilities

• Safely load and unload construction and paving equipment
• Perform daily safety checks of fluid levels (oil, water, fuel) and inspect vehicles for leaks or damage prior to operation
• Notify supervisor if vehicle repairs are needed
• Operate trucks equipped with various trailer combinations, including lowboy, flatbed, and water tankers
• Maintain completed pre- and post-trip DVIR (Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports)
• Calculate equipment weights to ensure compliance with DOT permitting restrictions and guidelines
• Adhere to FMCSA cargo securement rules and regulations
• Perform incidental work items and duties within other crafts as required
• Work day or night shifts, including occasional weekends

Requirements

• Valid Class A CDL license with a clean driving record (within MVR policy guidelines)
• Current medical examiner’s certificate (FMCSR part 391.41)
• Familiarity with the safe operation of construction and/or paving equipment
• Knowledge of USDOT and FMCSA safety regulations
• Experience with air brakes and standard transmission
• Ability to calculate weights and manage oversize/overweight permits

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience operating commercial trucks, preferably with lowboy/flatbed equipment hauling
• Experience loading, unloading, and securing heavy equipment (e.g., pavers, rollers, excavators)
• Strong knowledge of DOT regulations, load securement, and oversize/overweight hauling requirements
• Ability to obtain and manage necessary permits for oversized loads (or willingness to learn)
• Skilled in equipment tie-down procedures, chains, binders, and safety protocols
• Comfortable operating in construction environments, including tight job sites and uneven terrain
• Basic mechanical knowledge to perform pre-trip/post-trip inspections and identify maintenance issues
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
• Ability to work night shift (3pm–3am) and occasional weekends
• Good communication skills and ability to coordinate with dispatch, crews, and project teams
• Reliable, punctual, and able to work independently with minimal supervision

Physical Requirements

• Remaining in a stationary position (standing or sitting) for prolonged periods: Constantly
• Moving about to accomplish tasks or between worksites: Constantly
• Stooping, kneeling, or crouching to perform tasks: Constantly
• Adjusting, moving, and lifting objects in all directions: Occasionally
• Talking and hearing to communicate with others: Constantly
• Close-range vision (e.g., monitors or screens): Occasionally
• Distance vision (e.g., driving or operating equipment): Constantly
• Repeating motions involving wrists, hands, and/or fingers: Constantly
• Ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, or poles: Occasionally
• Operating machinery and/or power tools: Occasionally
• Operating motor vehicles or heavy equipment: Constantly
• Travel regionally or nationally: Constantly

Physical Demands

• Sedentary work (sitting/standing): Constantly
• Light work (moving objects up to 20 pounds): Occasionally
• Medium work (moving objects up to 50 pounds): Occasionally
• Heavy work (moving objects up to 100 pounds or more): Occasionally

Working Conditions

• Low temperatures: Occasionally
• High temperatures: Occasionally
• Outdoor elements (precipitation, wind): Occasionally
• Noisy environments: Occasionally
• Hazardous conditions: Occasionally
• Shift work, including overnight: Occasionally
• Frequent overtime, including weekends: Occasionally
• Office environment: Rarely

Benefits

Pave America offers a comprehensive, competitive, and inclusive set of health, financial, and other benefits that support your total well-being.