Lead Heavy Haul Driver resume example with 16+ years of experience
Thank You for taking the time to review my resume. I would like explain briefly that Im a person that works hard and gives 110%.
I have strong work ethics that I enjoy using in multiple divisions. Im a very mechanical person and looking to expand my opportunities and advance my skill in welding, fabrication, and exceeding expectations in another skill. I currently have average experience in stick welding. Most of the welding skill is with Mig wire feed welders, along with plasma cutters, oxygen torch, and fabrication tooling. non of which is certified.
Im a strong worker, with a very punctual attendance. I pick up on training easy, and work well with others in all type of work environments and situations.
Thank You for this opportunity, and I look forward to hearing from you.
- Class A license
- Assisting customers
- Preventive maintenance
- Organizational skills
- Multitasking
- Project planning
- Documentation skill
- Equipment modification
Marion, SC, 02/2014 - Current
Lead Heavy Haul Driver:
transportation of all different types on construction equipment, along with job related oversized product/tooling for the job. Perform all maintenance and mechanics to trucks, and equipment. Operate heavy equipment, all types of forklifts, and cranes
- Obeyed all traffic laws and safety guidelines while maintaining 100% clean driving record.
- Inspected and maintained vehicle supplies and equipment such as gas, oil, water, tires, lights, and brakes to ensure vehicles remain in proper working condition
- Updated logs with timely and accurate information meet internal requirements and DOT recordkeeping demands.
- Maintained safe driving habits to protect property and general public on roadways.
- Loaded and unloaded trucks manually following proper guidelines while safeguarding delivery materials.
- Moved heavy items by utilizing Johnson bars, hand trucks, block and tackles, rollers and hydraulic lifts.
- Kept detailed log, adhering to Department of Transportation regulations, mileage, travel time and sleep hours.
- Inspected trucks and trailers before and after trips and completed basic maintenance for optimal performance.
- Established long-term relationships with customers by promoting great service and engagement skills and quickly resolving issues.
New Bern, NC, 12/2011 - 11/2014
Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic:
-perform maintenance on all types of demolition equipment
-welding and hard facing equipment parts for wear
-weld, fabricate misc projects for use no jobs
Welded or soldered broken parts and structural members using electric or gas welders
- Repaired and replaced damaged or worn parts and operated and inspected machines or heavy equipment in order to diagnose defects.
- Dismantled and reassembled heavy equipment using hoists and hand tools.
- Read and understood operating manuals, blueprints and technical drawings and overhauled and tested machines or equipment to assess operating efficiency.
- Utilized various methods to perform routine and preventative maintenance tasks on heavy equipment, including excavators and dozers.
- Removed defective wiring systems, hydraulics and braking systems and replaced with new parts, enabling machines to return to service.
- Located and removed outdated, malfunctioning and worn components to repair, refurbish or replace with new parts.
- Worked in shop and at customer locations to handle heavy equipment repair, maintenance and commissioning needs.
City, STATE, 11/2012 - 02/2014
Heavy Haul Driver;
-transport all types of equipment and product nationwide. worked with other companies as subcontracted hauler as well.
- Maximized truck performance by fulfilling recommended maintenance, including washing windows and bed, checking tire pressures and fluid levels and changing lights.
- Obeyed all traffic laws and safety guidelines while maintaining 100% clean driving record.
- Moved heavy items by utilizing Johnson bars, hand trucks, block and tackles, rollers and hydraulic lifts.
- Kept detailed log, adhering to Department of Transportation regulations, mileage, travel time and sleep hours.
- Maintained records such as vehicle logs, records of cargo, or billing statements in accordance with regulations
- Updated logs with timely and accurate information meet internal requirements and DOT recordkeeping demands.
City, STATE, 06/2004 - 11/2011
Concrete Plant Mechanic:
-performed plant maintenance
-replacing broken and wore parts
-fab and replace metal working parts
-welding of plant silo and hopper containments
-fix and repair conveyor belts and roller alignments
Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic:
-maintenance of all type of concrete trucks, concrete pumps, and heavy equipment for plant operation
-welding and hard facing parts on equipment along with welding repairs to equipment
-fab work for suitable
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School Attended
- Sonora High School
Job Titles Held:
- Lead Heavy Haul Driver
- Heavy Duty Mechanic
- Heavy Haul Truck Driver
- Concrete Plant Mechanic/Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Degrees
- GED
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