Dump Truck Driver

Company Overview

Barnhill Contracting Company’s success is built on the values, principles and vision of its founder, Robert

E. Barnhill, Sr. He believed in the power of people, was a motivator, hard worker, and a leader of leaders. The company is firm, flexible and honest, empowering field leaders to make decisions and working together with discipline, grit and a zero‑tolerance for ethical misconduct. Barnhill has grown into one of the Southeast’s leading contractors for commercial building, site development, asphalt paving and manufacturing, and its workforce is considered the most talented in the industry.

Founded in 1949, the company started with surplus army equipment and continues to offer a complete suite of civil and construction services driven by a large fleet, asphalt plants, and in‑house maintenance teams.

Operates a dump truck and safely delivers construction materials—including asphalt, borrow material, excavation, and stone base—to various projects. The driver may also handle other truck types and perform related duties.

• Operate a dump truck, performing pre‑trip inspections.
• Transport and deliver construction materials to projects in a timely manner.
• May perform additional duties or operate other truck types.
• Maintain adequate reading and writing skills for required paperwork.

• One year of experience (training provided for the right candidate).
• CDL ClassB license.
• Valid medical card.
• Must be at least 19years old.
• Ability to follow precise instructions and strict safety rules.
• Reliable, trustworthy, team‑player mindset.
• Good attendance and safety record.

• Stand and walk while operating the truck.
• Drive for long periods, staying alert and defensive.
• Climb steps to perform tasks on the truck.
• Work long periods in elevated temperatures and weather conditions.
• Operate equipment at recommended speeds and operation peaks.
• Be productive during each shift and meet set goals.
• Work safely in traffic, backing, and maneuvering in congested areas.
• Clean debris and materials (dirt, stone, asphalt) from the tailgate and truck sides.
• Climb in and out of the truck multiple times a day for cleaning or loosening hardened materials.
• Perform accurate pre‑trip and post‑trip inspections, including hood repositioning.
• Squat and bend as needed, and use handholds and steps with three points of contact for safety.

• Health insurance (BCBSNC)
• Dental coverage
• Vision coverage
• Short‑term disability insurance
• Long‑term disability insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off (PTO)
• Holiday pay
• Weather‑related pay
• 401(k) with profit sharing
• Care One (EAP)
• Corporate Chaplains of America support

We are an equal‑opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.