RAUL MARTINEZ

Truck Driver Responsibilities:

I would go to the company yard inspect units everyday and always before moving on running truck.

Get everything for the project load up to the truck sing in and get coworkers ready go to designated location.

Project location water truck: inspect unit double check motors, water lines and also PTS be ready before any movement.

Go to water fire hydrant systems get the water house confect double check for it to be ready load up and fill water tank, and call in for direction to be ready water spray and to water the ground to get it ready for compactions.

At end of the project everything should and would have to be inspected and leave it ready for next project.

As Company truck driver:

I would have to be in charge of all items and tools wile the team workers doing and finishing the work.

End of the day double check for all tools and items to be picked up and secures item and debris on truck bed.

Returned and take company truck back to yard unload any tools or items not used for next project or another day.

Inspect and double check the whole unit nose to tail take picture of unit for self record to make sure everything its good conditions for when ever needed .

If any damage or broken line any time situation reported and filled out and paper work for inspection and submitted to supervisor.

Also in charged of team and to report any dangers or illness on jobsite to supervisor also to insure the team to wear all PPE and to enforced all team member to take care of all tools.

company trucks with trailers double check units truck and trailers for any broken lights and also to make sure everything tighten up secure to move and go to jobsite get to work. Park at a secure location disconnect trailers and move to working.

• Learned and adhered to safety regulations for transportation operations.
• Operated various types of trucks, including box trucks and flatbeds.

Operated trailers adhering to safety and traffic regulations.

• Conducted pre-trip inspections ensuring vehicle readiness.
• Transported goods efficiently to designated locations.
• Assisted in loading and unloading cargo with precision
• Assisted in loading and unloading cargo with precision.
• Maintained accurate delivery logs and reports.
• Communicated effectively with dispatchers for route updates.
• Ensured compliance with company policies during operations.
• Demonstrated adaptability in navigating diverse road conditions.
• Collaborated with dispatchers to ensure accurate communication regarding schedules, routes, and delivery details.
• Prepared detailed reports for management regarding delivery statuses, incident occurrences, and other relevant job-related information.
• Improved delivery efficiency by planning and executing optimal routes for trailer transportation.
• Completed accurate logbooks daily, documenting hours worked, miles driven, rest periods taken, and other required information.
• Conducted thorough pre-trip inspections to identify potential maintenance issues, preventing roadside breakdowns and delays.
• Utilized GPS navigation systems effectively for efficient route planning and real-time traffic updates.
• Handled unexpected situations effectively, such as rerouting due to road closures or severe weather conditions, to maintain timely delivery schedules.
• Reduced fuel consumption by consistently monitoring vehicle performance and implementing eco-friendly driving techniques.
• Assisted in training new hires in proper trailer driving techniques, safety protocols, paperwork completion procedures, and other essential job duties as needed.
• Dropped and hooked trailers and changed configuration of equipment.
• Inspected trucks for malfunctions and reported vehicles to management for corrective action.
• Inspected trucks and trailers before each trip to assess safety and identify maintenance concerns.
• Inspected load security and checked for damages.
• Completed daily inspections, basic maintenance and common repair actions to keep equipment operating at full capacity.
• Inspected vehicle before and after trips and logged and reported mechanical problems to avoid unsafe hazards.
• Fastened chains, straps, covers, and binders to secure load during transit.
• Documented mileage, deliveries, pickups, customer issues and damages.
• Completed preventive maintenance checks and basic repairs to vehicles.
• Removed and unloaded packages from trucks for customer deliveries, using extreme care to avoid damage to goods.