Road Truck Driver job at Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. in Victoria

Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. is currently interviewing Road Truck Driver on Fri, 12 Apr 2013 10:37:16 GMT. This Road Truck Driver operates the road truck (or “haul truck”) used in the rig up, rig down, and movement of oil rigs. The Road Truck Driver is primarily responsible for transporting full loads of materials and supplies, and heavy pieces of equipment between rig locations. This job demands more time driving longer distances on paved roads and less time in and around rig locations than do the...

Road Truck Driver

Location: Victoria, Texas

Description: Patterson-UTI Energy Inc. is currently interviewing Road Truck Driver right now, this job will be delegated in Texas. For complete informations about this job opportunity kindly read the description below. This Road Truck Driver operates the road truck (or “haul truck”) used in the rig up, rig down, and movement of oil rigs. The Road Truck Driver is primarily responsible for transporting full loads! of materials and supplies, and heavy pieces of equipment between rig locations. This job demands more time driving longer distances on paved roads and less time in and around rig locations than do the pole or tandem truck drivers

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Detailed Description

To qualify for a Road Truck Driver position, an individual must be willing and able to safely perform the following activities:

Have multi-limb coordination â€" using both hands and feet simultaneously and with precision

Sit in the driver’s seat of the truck (air ride seat) for up to four hours continuously without leaving the cab

Drive long distances on highway

Climb up and down from the truck cab

Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) â€" hardhat, fire resistant clothing, gloves, safety eyeglasses, and steel-toed boots â€" whenever outside the truck while on rig location

Lift, throw, loop, and secure heavy metal chains

Have manual! dexterity to move hands and arm to grasp, manipulate, or asse! mble objects

Bend, stoop, kneel, twist, and crawl throughout the work shift

Trust the communications provided by other co-workers without always being able to personally verify

Have clear vision to judge near and far distances to maintain awareness of, watch, and report ongoing work activities to coworkers and third parties; wearing corrective lenses or eye-glasses is acceptable

Hear trucks backing up (beeping) and unusual noises that may signify equipment or machinery problems

Accurate recall of information over short and long-term memory (e.g., sequence and prioritization of tasks)

Maintain spatial orientation and awareness to safely move around a work environment with several moving trucks and heavy equipment

Give and receive hand signals with swampers and other workers

Work in physical isolation (cab of the truck) for majority of the day with limited face-to-face interaction with co-workers

! Have patience to wait for trailers to load

Job Requirements

Key relevant tasks include the following:
Drive a full load of materials, supplies or equipment from one rig location to another

Measure height and width of load on trailer to ensure safe transport

Help swampers and fork lift drivers to secure loads on trailer using cables, ropes, pins, and wires

Maximize load capacity on trailer without sacrificing safety

Give and receive hand signals to swamper to allow for safe and efficient movement around the drilling location as well as loading and unloading of equipment and materials

Drive Road Truck from the office to the rig location

Operate a CB radio to communicate with truck escort while driving from location to location

Operate a CB radio to communicate with other truck drivers and truck manager regarding sequencing of tasks and other instructions

Use a variety of hand! tools (e.g. hammer, mini-sledge, wrenches) to perform a range of mecha! nically oriented functions related to the maintenance of the truck and/or lifting of equipment

Drive swampers to a new location (if in close proximity)

Conduct pre- and post-trip inspection of truck to check for mechanical problems

Attend and follow a brief safety and planning meeting at the beginning of each shift

Provide occasional, informal tips to swampers on how best to secure and fasten cables around some loads

Read and understand gauges indicating weight, tension, and temperature to ensure safe hoisting with the wenches

Additional Details

Work Environment

Work shifts are typically 5:00 a.m. â€" 7:00 p.m. (14 hours) with a limit of 70 hours per week. Extended shifts can include days, nights and occasional overtime as well as weekends and holidays. Road Truck Drivers may occasionally be asked to stay overnight at a motel near to the drilling location. Road Truck Drivers travel on the open ro! ad with the assistance of an escort who drives ahead of him/her.

The driver will spend approximately 75% of their day in the truck. The driver is able to control the internal conditions of the cab, including, heat, air conditioning, and music.

When outside of the truck, the driver will be exposed to a variety of weather conditions, including precipitation, cold / heat, dust, and high wind. The Road Truck Driver must operate the vehicle on uneven terrain, which may consists of gravel, dirt, mud, and sand, in addition to paved roads. They will be exposed to the typical conditions of the local area where the trucking operations and drilling rigs are located. Rig locations are loud and busy, demanding constant awareness from the Road Truck Driver.

The Road Truck Driver must work with an emphasis on safety for themselves and others including coworkers and third parties. Safety training is provided, and the driver must adhere to these guidelines. They a! lso must be able to work closely with others as they will work together! in the confined work areas and under time-sensitive deadlines.

Education Requirements and Knowledge

The Road Truck Driver position requires a high school diploma, certificate, or equivalent. The Road Truck Driver must be able to speak, read, and write English. Prior work experience driving a long haul truck. Prior experience working as a swamper is preferred but not required. Basic Math skills â€" counting, addition, subtraction â€" are necessary. Must be able to read maps and follow driving directions. There are no height or weight restrictions provided that physical demands of job can be performed.

Certification:
CDL

Supervisory Responsibilities:
None

How To Apply

To apply, click the "apply now" button at the lower right hand corner of the screen and follow the directions.

Amount of Travel

Constant Travel

Work At Home

No
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This job will be started on: Fri, 12 Apr 2013 10:37:16 GMT



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