What are the responsibilities and job description for the CDL Class A Driver - Heavy Rigging position at Guy M. Turner, Inc.?
Guy M. Turner, Inc., one of the most well-respected crane, rigging, and heavy haul companies in the nation, is hiring CDL Class A Drivers to join our Heavy Rigging Division in Covington, Georgia.
This is not a typical driving job — in addition to operating a commercial vehicle, you will work directly with the heavy rigging crew on outdoor projects using specialized rigging equipment.
As a CDL Class A Driver in the Heavy Rigging Division, you will haul and deliver the equipment needed to perform heavy rigging projects, then participate directly in the on-site rigging work. This role requires travel, physical labor, and the ability to work safely in outdoor environments.
Pay is dependent on experience (DOE).
Job Duties Include:
- Hauling and delivering rigging equipment and trailers to job sites
- Supporting heavy rigging operations to move and set equipment in place
- Working in outdoor environments across varied weather and site conditions
- Performing physical rigging tasks in collaboration with crew members
- Traveling to job sites as required, including overnight/out-of-town work
Requirements:
- Must hold a valid CDL Class A license
- Must be able to lift/move/carry up to 75 lbs without asistance
- Must be able to work all shifts, including nights and weekends
- Must be able to travel frequently for out-of-town assignments
- At least 1 year of CDL driving experience required with flatbed, lowboy, and/or step deck trailers.
- Must currently live within 45 min’s to 1 hour driving distance (one-way) to Covington, GA.
Note: This is a physical, hands-on role. Drivers are fully involved in the heavy rigging work, not just trucking. You will be expected to contribute on-site, not just behind the wheel.
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Vision insurance
Application Question(s):
- This isn’t just a driving job. A big part is physical, hands-on work. Drivers are fully involved in crane and rigging — not just trucking. Are you good with this?
- What types of freight have you hauled (name the freight, do not say "everything").
- Can you currently lift/carry/move up between 50-75 lbs with no assistance and frequently during work shifts?
- Are you available to travel frequently out of town/over night?
- Are you available to Work daytime, evenings and weekends (which could include some holidays)?
- Do you currently have a valid CDL-A license and DOT medical card (both not expired)?
- What is your hourly $ pay expectation?
- Where do you currently live (Town and State)?
- What is your phone number with a working voice mailbox (to leave a message)? We will only contact you if we are interested in your background.
- Does this phone number allow for texting as another option? (Yes or No)
- Have you hauled a Lowboy, Step Deck and/or Flatbed trailer? If yes, tell us which trailers you pulled, the company(s) name, and how many months/years.
Work Location: On the road