Heavy Duty Driver

General Description This role is responsible for operating heavy-duty vehicles to support project logistics, material transport, and site operations. The HD Driver ensures safe, efficient, and timely delivery of equipment, materials, and supplies in accordance with company procedures and traffic regulations. The role will be to plan routes, coordinate transportation, and deliver equipment and materials safely and efficiently. Key Responsibilities • Operate heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks, trailers, and transport equipment as assigned. • Maintain vehicles in clean and safe working conditions, performing basic checks and inspections. • Operate a truck mounted crane (HIAB) for loading, unloading and transporting equipment and materials. To have a valid license and 3rd party certification (provided by the company. • Perform pre-operational safety checks and daily maintenance checks on both cranes and vehicles. • To load and unload equipment and material in accordance with local regulations, ACTION procedures and the vehicles manufacturer’s instructions. • Responsible for securing the transported material and equipment on the truck. • Full responsibility for materials, machinery, and project supplies during the transport between the depo and project locations. • Support logistics, warehouse, and site teams during loading, securing, and documentation processes. • Establish compliance with all traffic laws, safety protocols, and company policies. • Deliver reports as required on mileage, fuel usage, delivery status, and vehicle condition. • Collaborate with site supervisors, logistics coordinators, and other drivers as needed. • Conduct any other tasks or projects assigned by the direct line manager. Qualification Requirements • High school diploma or equivalent. • Valid heavy-duty driving license (appropriate local category/class). • Additional certification in defensive driving, heavy vehicle operation, or safety is an asset. • Proven experience of 3–5 years as a heavy-duty driver. • Working knowledge of basic vehicle maintenance and inspection procedures. • Basic skills in handling loading/unloading equipment (e.g., cranes, forklifts) are an advantage. • Good ability to follow schedules, routes, and delivery instructions. • Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. • Good verbal communication skills in English. • Ability to work independently and ensure timely completion of assigned deliveries.

High school diploma or equivalent. Valid heavy-duty driving license (appropriate local category/class). Additional certification in defensive driving, heavy vehicle operation, or safety is an asset. Proven experience of 3–5 years as a heavy-duty driver. Working knowledge of basic vehicle maintenance and inspection procedures. Basic skills in handling loading/unloading equipment (e.g., cranes, forklifts) are an advantage. Good ability to follow schedules, routes, and delivery instructions. Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Good verbal communication skills in English. Ability to work independently and ensure timely completion of assigned deliveries.

Operate heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks, trailers, and transport equipment as assigned. Maintain vehicles in clean and safe working conditions, performing basic checks and inspections. Operate a truck mounted crane (HIAB) for loading, unloading and transporting equipment and materials. To have a valid license and 3rd party certification (provided by the company. ). Perform pre-operational safety checks and daily maintenance checks on both cranes and vehicles. To load and unload equipment and material in accordance with local regulations, ACTION procedures and the vehicles manufacturer’s instructions. Responsible for securing the transported material and equipment on the truck. Full responsibility for materials, machinery, and project supplies during the transport between the depo and project locations. Support logistics, warehouse, and site teams during loading, securing, and documentation processes. Establish compliance with all traffic laws, safety protocols, and company policies. Deliver reports as required on mileage, fuel usage, delivery status, and vehicle condition. Collaborate with site supervisors, logistics coordinators, and other drivers as needed. Conduct any other tasks or projects assigned by the direct line manager.