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This role plays a critical part in supporting field operations by ensuring timely mobilization and demobilization of equipment while maintaining strict safety, compliance, and communication standards.\nKey Responsibilities\nEquipment Transportation & Logistics\nSafely transport heavy construction equipment (excavators, loaders, dozers, rollers, etc.) between job sites and facilities\nLoad, secure, and unload equipment using proper tie-down procedures in compliance with state and federal regulations\nPlan routes to accommodate oversized loads, traffic conditions, and job site constraints throughout South Florida\nCoordinate closely with dispatch, superintendents, and project teams to meet schedule demands\nSafety & Compliance\nAdhere to all DOT, OSHA, and company safety standards\nConduct pre-trip, in-route, and post-trip inspections of truck, trailer, and load\nEnsure all permits for oversized loads are followed\nMaintain proper load securement and verify compliance with weight restrictions and clearances\nEquipment Handling\nOperate heavy equipment as needed for loading/unloading\nInspect transported equipment for visible damage before and after hauling\nReport any mechanical issues, damages, or safety concerns immediately\nCommunication & Coordination\nMaintain consistent communication with dispatch regarding schedule, delays, and job site conditions\nWork closely with field crews to ensure proper placement and timely delivery of equipment\nProvide updates on delivery status and any operational challenges\nVehicle & Asset Care\nMaintain assigned truck and trailer in clean, safe, and working condition\nPerform routine maintenance checks and report service needs\nAssist with yard organization and equipment staging when not actively hauling\nExperience\nMinimum 3–5 years of experience transporting heavy construction equipment\nExperience operating lowboy and/or Landoll trailers required\nPrior experience in site development or heavy civil construction strongly preferred\nLicensing & Certifications\nValid CDL Class A license (required)\nClean driving record\nKnowledge of DOT regulations and oversized load requirements\nSkills & Competencies\nStrong understanding of equipment loading, weight distribution, and securement\nAbility to navigate tight job sites and urban environments (South Florida conditions)\nHigh attention to safety and detail\nStrong communication and coordination skills\nAbility to work flexible hours, including early mornings, nights, or weekends as needed\nPhysical Requirements\nAbility to climb on/off trailers and equipment repeatedly\nAbility to lift and handle chains, binders, and securement devices\nComfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions\nWork Environment\nField-based role supporting multiple active construction sites\nFrequent travel throughout South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach regions)\nFast-paced environment with changing priorities and tight schedules\nPerformance Expectations\nZero safety incidents related to transport operations\nOn-time delivery and pickup of equipment\nProper equipment handling with no damage incidents\nStrong coordination with field teams and dispatch\nValue to the Organization\nThis position directly impacts project efficiency by ensuring equipment is where it needs to be, when it’s needed—supporting production, minimizing downtime, and maintaining safe, organized operations across all job sites.","company":"American Engineering Development","rawCompany":"american engineering development","city":"Jupiter","state":"FL","isRemote":false,"isActive":false,"createdAt":"2026-07-27T13:03:47.679Z","occupations":[{"code":"47-2073.00","title":"Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators","slug":"operating-engineers-and-other-construction-equipment-operators"},{"code":"53-3032.00","title":"Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers","slug":"heavy-and-tractor-trailer-truck-drivers"},{"code":"47-2061.00","title":"Construction Laborers","slug":"construction-laborers"}],"industries":[{"code":"237990","title":"Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction","slug":"other-heavy-and-civil-engineering-construction"},{"code":"238910","title":"Site Preparation Contractors","slug":"site-preparation-contractors"},{"code":"237310","title":"Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction","slug":"highway-street-and-bridge-construction"}],"jobPosting":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"JobPosting","title":"Lowboy Driver","description":"The Heavy Equipment Transport Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient transportation of construction equipment between job sites, yards, and vendors using lowboy and Landoll trailers. 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