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TTK Enterprises LLC

Winch Truck Driver

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Job summary: The Winch Truck Driver is responsible for the safe operation of winch trucks used to transport, load, unload, and position oilfield equipment, tanks, pipe, and other materials at customer locations and job sites. This position requires a strong commitment to safety, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced oilfield environment.


Duties and Responsibilities

  • Safely operate winch trucks and related equipment to transport, load, unload, and position oilfield equipment and materials.
  • Transport equipment, machinery, tanks, pipe, and other loads to and from well sites, yards, and customer locations.
  • Utilize winches, cables, chains, binders, and rigging equipment to safely secure and move loads.
  • Conduct pre-trip, post-trip, and routine inspections of vehicles and equipment to ensure safe operation and DOT compliance.
  • Monitor vehicle condition and perform basic maintenance checks, including fluid levels, tires, lights, brakes, and safety equipment.
  • Ensure all loads are properly secured and transported in accordance with company policies, customer requirements, and applicable regulations.
  • Maintain accurate driver logs, inspection reports, mileage records, and other required documentation.
  • Communicate effectively with dispatch, supervisors, customers, and field personnel to coordinate deliveries and job-site activities.
  • Follow all DOT regulations, traffic laws, company policies, and safety procedures.
  • Assist with loading, unloading, rigging, spotting, and general labor activities as needed.
  • Identify and report safety concerns, vehicle defects, accidents, incidents, or operational issues promptly.
  • Maintain a professional attitude and represent the company positively at all customer and job-site locations.
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