Truck Driver

Class A CDL Heavy Haul Driver

Build a Career in Specialized Heavy Haul DST, Inc., part of the ALL Family of Companies, is looking for a Class A CDL driver to haul cranes, crane components, counterweights, boom sections, and heavy equipment throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest. This isn't your typical trucking job. Our drivers work with some of the largest cranes and lifting equipment in the industry and are an important part of the team that keeps major construction and infrastructure projects moving.

What We Offer Competitive Teamster wage Overtime opportunities Teamsters Local 200 benefits Company-paid hotel and applicable travel benefits when working out of town Modern, well-maintained tractors and specialized trailers Year-round work with an established industry leader Opportunity to develop specialized heavy-haul, crane and rigging experience

What You'll Do You'll transport cranes, crane components, counterweights, lift equipment, and other specialized loads to jobsites throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest. This is a hands-on heavy-haul position, not simply a driving job. Drivers may assist our crane crews with equipment loading, securement, crane assembly/disassembly, and rigging. Typical responsibilities include: Operate Class A tractors and specialized trailers Transport cranes, counterweights, boom sections and heavy equipment Properly chain and secure heavy equipment Assist crane crews with assembly/disassembly when needed Maintain DOT and ELD compliance Perform pre-trip/post-trip inspections Work safely around cranes and heavy equipment

What We're Looking For Required: Valid Class A CDL Acceptable driving record Current DOT Medical Card Ability to safely perform physical work, including lifting up to 50 lbs. Dependable, safety-focused attitude Willingness to travel throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest Experience with heavy haul, multi-axle tractors, equipment hauling, rigging or crane operations is preferred but we are willing to train the right Class A driver. Not Coming From the Crane Industry? That's OK. If you're an experienced Class A driver with a strong safety record and want to move into specialized heavy haul, we want to talk to you. Experience from equipment hauling, construction, lowboy, flatbed, ready-mix, towing/recovery, agriculture, LTL, or similar industries can translate well to this position.