What are the responsibilities and job description for the Pump Truck Operator position at Southern Readymix, LLC?
The Concrete Pump Truck Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient, and professional operation of a concrete pump truck to deliver concrete to job sites. This role involves driving, operating the pump, maintaining equipment, and ensuring high-quality service to customers on construction sites.
Key Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities
- Safely operate a concrete pump truck at residential, commercial, and industrial construction sites.
- Set up, prime, and operate the pump according to job requirements and safety standards.
- Place and control concrete output as directed by the site foreman or crew.
- Monitor pump performance and adjust controls as needed for safe and efficient operation.
- Manage the movement and handling of concrete hoses or boom extensions.
- Ensure safe hose placement and maintain awareness of surroundings, overhead hazards, and personnel.
- Safely drive the pump truck to and from job sites following all DOT, state, and company regulations.
- Perform pretrip and posttrip inspections to ensure vehicle readiness.
- Maintain proper logs, paperwork, and delivery tickets as required.
- Clean pump, hopper, boom, and all equipment components after each job.
- Perform routine maintenance and alert management to mechanical issues or needed repairs.
- Keep truck stocked with necessary tools, supplies, and safety equipment.
- Follow all environmental guidelines for concrete washout and material handling.
- Communicate clearly with customers, foremen, dispatch, and crew members.
- Provide professional, courteous service on each job site.
- Report site conditions, safety concerns, or job deviations immediately.
- Valid CDL Class B (or A) license with clean driving record.
- Minimum 1 year of commercial driving experience.
- Ability to lift up to 75 lbs and handle physical job requirements.
- Strong understanding of construction jobsite safety practices.
- Reliable, punctual, and able to work in varying weather conditions.
- Outdoor construction sites with exposure to weather, moving machinery, and uneven terrain.
- Early morning start times, overtime, and weekend work as needed during peak season.
- Standing, bending, lifting, pulling heavy hoses
- Climbing truck and pump components
- Long periods of driving
- Ability to work in heat, cold, and dusty environments