Drive tractor-trailers to transport equipment and materials to and from job sites; complete pre-trip and post-trip inspections in accordance with company policies and DOT regulations.

Inspect loads, verify transportation permits, and confirm requirements for oversized and overweight equipment.

Operate heavy equipment such as cranes, backhoes, excavators, bulldozers, front-end loaders, grapple trucks, dump trucks, skid steers, and rail-bound equipment, as qualified.

Assist with railroad rerailing, load adjustment and transfer, railroad car maintenance, track repairs, grading, and railroad construction.

Load, unload, stage, and secure equipment and materials at job sites.

Assist with crane assembly, inspections, rigging, and the use of chains, cables, and winches during recovery operations.

Use hydraulic tools, welding and cutting torches, electrical tools, and common hand tools to complete field assignments.

Perform basic mechanical maintenance, including minor roadside repairs and routine preventive maintenance; report more complex issues to the shop manager or foreman.

Participate in job briefings and safety meetings, follow work plans, and maintain awareness of coworkers and surrounding equipment.

Clean job sites, organize tools, restock vehicles and equipment, and prepare supplies for future assignments.

Support other departments as needed and maintain safe, clean, and operational equipment.

Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A) and a good driving record.

Basic mechanical skills, including the ability to perform minor repairs such as an oil change.

Experience in construction labor or another physically demanding role.

Ability to operate standard construction equipment and perform hands-on fieldwork.

Availability for emergency callouts at any time, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Ability to complete required qualification tests, training, and safety programs.

Commitment to safe work practices in a demanding industrial environment.