Transport Driver II

A Transport Driver II is responsible for safely operating commercial motor vehicles up to 100,000 Lbs. on public highways with the ability to maneuver these vehicles in challenging situations such as jobsites and developments with limited space.

Blanchard Machinery Company is committed to fostering a high-performance work culture with challenging work opportunities that inspire high quality results. Some of the benefits of joining our team are:

• Competitive Pay.
• Benefits:
  Medical, dental, vision, 401K, profit sharing, generous PTO and paid holidays, uniforms, and much more.
• Exposure to world-class CAT training and development.
• A friendly and supportive work environment.
• Continuous exposure to learning and new technologies.
• Opportunities for advancement.

• Contributes to a positive work environment and promotes the vision, mission and values of BMC.
• Completes all job responsibilities in a safe manner, promoting and championing a safe and healthy work environment.
• Responsible for transporting equipment of legal dimensions.
• Perform all required pre- and post-trip inspections.
• Operate, load, and unload parts and equipment to be hauled.
• Ensure that all loads are properly prepared, loaded and secured before the vehicle proceeds from each stop. Personally check and inspect the load. Perform a thorough check of the truck before and after each stop.
• Properly secure any loose timbers and ramps with chains when in transit. Personally remove and put away chains when unloading. Prepare before and stow away after each trip the vehicle, trailer, and all auxiliary equipment such as chains, blocks, and gear.
• Comply with all ICC, DOT, State and local traffic and highway laws, rules, and regulations. Safely operate all equipment in compliance with all legal weight and load size limits.
• Electronically inspect and take pictures of all equipment at the time of delivery and pick up. Report all questionable machine damage immediately.
• Electronically ship and receive all equipment transported at the time it arrives or departs from a company facility.
• Assist in loading or unloading the trucks. Ensure all loads are properly prepared, loaded and secured to avoid shifting, loosening, or falling while in route.
• Ensure manifests are accurate and error-free. All items transported must be on the manifest.
• Always work safely. Adhere to all applicable safety policies and comply with all company policies, procedures, and standards.
• Maintain company equipment by checking fuel, oil, water, tires, etc., on truck and equipment before starting. All equipment must be kept clean and maintained properly. Report all equipment operational defects or concerns to the fleet coordinator.
• Keep driver’s license and required CDL and all endorsements current. Notify supervisor of any driver license problems within 24 hours.
• Ensure all required paperwork is properly completed within applicable time deadlines.
• Work extra hours and scheduled days off up to the limit permissible by DOT when requested by supervisor.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Must possess a valid South Carolina Class “A” CDL with less than three moving violations in the past three years.
• Must have a minimum of 1-year experience driving a Class vehicle.
• Must have a minimum of 1-year experience operating construction or agriculture equipment.
• Must have basic knowledge of DOT laws and regulations.
• Prefer a candidate with knowledge of South Carolina's roadways.
• Excellent organizational and time management skills are required.
• Ability to set and keep priorities while professionally handling the stress of operating in a fast-paced industry with rigid time frames.
• Must be an enthusiastic hard worker with the ability to complete work with minimal supervision.

• The physical environment requires the employee to work in a heavy haul on-highway transport truck.
• Required to use personal protective equipment to prevent exposure to injury and/or hazardous materials.
• Job requires standing, stooping, squatting, pushing, pulling, twisting, turning, and lifting.
• Physical use of a broad variety of tools and equipment for the purpose of inspecting the transport truck.
• Must be able to lift varied weight.
• Seeing, reading, and writing to complete job responsibilities.
• Use of computer and other forms of technology to complete job responsibilities.