Yard Laborer & Truck Driver

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Make sure there is dunnage
• Set up the rows you are going to use
• Hook up cables to panels
• Unhook cables from panels
• Make sure panels are set straight and level with proper dunnage placement
• Let crane operator know which way to move the panels
• Early each morning check oil, gas, tires, etc. on truck
• Load trucks as soon as the load tickets are given to them
• Load trailers for the first round the next day
• Assist crane driver in locating panels
• Write down all panel locations (moves, trailers the loads went on, where they are yarded and cast numbers)
• Pick dunnage up and maintain clean work environment
• Check panels for any damage or for tags
• Make sure dunnage is correct when loading and yarding panels

Basic Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Truck driving experience

Other Required Qualifications

• Good people skills
• Be able to read a tape measure
• Be able to read piece drawings and yard location lists
• Be able to operate necessary yard equipment

Preferred Qualifications

• Understand dunnage placement procedures

Physical Requirements

• Plant/Yard: Move minimum of 50lbs.
• Spatial awareness/depth perception
• Walk
• Climb
• Bend at the waist
• Reach
• Forceful use of hand tools
• Vocal projection

Work Environment

• Plant/Yard: All types of weather conditions (year-round, Mid-west and Northeast)
• Dirt/dust
• Noise from heavy machinery/vehicles
• Vibrations from machinery and vehicles
• Loud noises
• Little to no climate control
• Varying amounts of light
• Stairs
• Narrow walkways