Dot Transportation, Inc.
Trailer Spotter
Dot Transportation, Inc., Williamsport, Maryland, United States, 21795
Job DescriptionJob Title:
Trailer Spotter
Department:
Transportation
Location:
Williamsport, MD
Schedule:
Will discuss during interview
Supervision:
Reports to Assistant Transportation ManagerExecutes work under direction or established procedures 90% of the time.Works independently, setting priorities and work schedule 10% of the time.Essential Duties:
Moving trailers between pads, doors and buildings on a timely manner.Sliding tandems to meet state bridge laws.Weighing outbound and finished trailers accurately.Getting trailer reloaded when trailer is overweight. (Check with Ops Clerk)Checking trailers. Ensure all trailers are secure (locked) in yard. (Dot and 3rd party)Inspects trailer registration, inspections and other documentation. Inspect trailer suspension, sliding tandem rails and all pins out, frame and cross members for structural integrity, brakes and lights.Inspecting spotter tractors and fuel truck, basic maintenance and fueling. (Fill out inspection sheet daily)Checking refrigerator unit operation.Performing yard, trailer and dock check.Completing a yard tracking sheet to be turned in after each shift.Performing basic communications, radio and personal.Trailer washouts when needed.Applies lean thinking and tools to identify and eliminate waste in all areas of this position.Working Conditions:
Will work outdoors all year round.Compensation:
$20-$22 hour to start$1.50 hour night differentialPerformance Bonuses*Additional $1.00 hour differential for running loads for dispatch twice a month. (optional)Job RequirementsRequirements:High school diploma or GED equivalentCDL certification with HAZMAT and Tanker Endorsements (DTI will help in providing education opportunities if requirements are met.)Must meet the Department of Transportation physical and drug screening requirements. Including sufficient vision and hearing necessary to operate powered equipment safely.Safe driving recordMust be able to get in and out of a truck as many as 120 a shift or moreMust lift up to 60 lbs, with average of 16 to 25 lbs.
Trailer Spotter
Department:
Transportation
Location:
Williamsport, MD
Schedule:
Will discuss during interview
Supervision:
Reports to Assistant Transportation ManagerExecutes work under direction or established procedures 90% of the time.Works independently, setting priorities and work schedule 10% of the time.Essential Duties:
Moving trailers between pads, doors and buildings on a timely manner.Sliding tandems to meet state bridge laws.Weighing outbound and finished trailers accurately.Getting trailer reloaded when trailer is overweight. (Check with Ops Clerk)Checking trailers. Ensure all trailers are secure (locked) in yard. (Dot and 3rd party)Inspects trailer registration, inspections and other documentation. Inspect trailer suspension, sliding tandem rails and all pins out, frame and cross members for structural integrity, brakes and lights.Inspecting spotter tractors and fuel truck, basic maintenance and fueling. (Fill out inspection sheet daily)Checking refrigerator unit operation.Performing yard, trailer and dock check.Completing a yard tracking sheet to be turned in after each shift.Performing basic communications, radio and personal.Trailer washouts when needed.Applies lean thinking and tools to identify and eliminate waste in all areas of this position.Working Conditions:
Will work outdoors all year round.Compensation:
$20-$22 hour to start$1.50 hour night differentialPerformance Bonuses*Additional $1.00 hour differential for running loads for dispatch twice a month. (optional)Job RequirementsRequirements:High school diploma or GED equivalentCDL certification with HAZMAT and Tanker Endorsements (DTI will help in providing education opportunities if requirements are met.)Must meet the Department of Transportation physical and drug screening requirements. Including sufficient vision and hearing necessary to operate powered equipment safely.Safe driving recordMust be able to get in and out of a truck as many as 120 a shift or moreMust lift up to 60 lbs, with average of 16 to 25 lbs.