Operate a concrete mixer truck for deliveries: follow regulatory and safety rules, record/timestamp loading and unloading, note concrete alterations, obtain client delivery signatures, maintain truck and accessories, report transport risks to supervisor, produce daily reports, and perform related tasks.
Opérateur.trice de bétonnière
Relevant du chef d'équipe, le chauffeur de bétonnière est responsable du transport et de la livraison du béton aux chantiers, tout en veillant au respect des normes de sécurité, de qualité et de conduite. Il assure le bon fonctionnement et l’entretien de son équipement, effectue le suivi des livraisons et de la documentation requise, et signale toute situation pouvant avoir un impact sur les opérations ou la qualité du produit.
Qu'est-ce que ça fait un.e opérateur.trice de bétonnière ?
- Respecter les normes et règles applicables à la conduite et l’opération de ce genre d’équipement;
- Noter toute altération ou intervention sur le béton qui pourrait affecter son comportement à l’ultime;
- Minuter toutes les étapes du processus de livraison, soit à partir du chargement de la bétonnière à l’usine, jusqu’à la fin du déchargement chez le client;
- Faire signer le bon de livraison au client et le rapporter au responsable de la production;
- Assurer le bon fonctionnement de son équipement, soit son camion ainsi que tous les accessoires pouvant lui servir lors de l’application de ses fonctions;
- Partager ses observations sur les risques associés aux activités de transport de béton avec son supérieur;
- Opérer la bétonnière;
- Produire des rapports journaliers;
- Autres tâches connexes.
Ce que ça te prend pour appliquer ?
- Connaissance du béton;
- Permis de conduire classe 3 FM;
- Connaissance et habileté pour l’entretien d'un plan de béton;
- Bonne condition physique.
Ce qui nous démarque des autres entreprises :
- Un salaire compétitif et des possibilités d'avancement;
- Emploi permanent et temps plein;
- REER et assurances collectives avec contribution de l’employeur;
- Télémédecine.
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