Farm and Construction Labor Crew Member with Driving

Job Description: Logistics Technician & Equipment Operator Location: San Antonio / Pasco County, FL Job Type: Full-Time Reports To: Operations Coordinator Pay: $20-25 hourly Job Summary The Logistics Technician is responsible for the movement, maintenance, and staging of all heavy equipment and materials across multiple job sites.

This role requires a hybrid skillset of professional driving (CDL) , heavy equipment operation , and logistics management . You are the backbone of our site-efficiency, ensuring our field crews never have to wait on tools or materials.

Key Responsibilities

Safely load, haul, and unload heavy equipment (Skid steers, excavators, mini-loaders ) using gooseneck trailers and dump trucks. Site Logistics: Coordinate with Crew Leads to deliver materials (stone, sod, plant material) to job sites according to the weekly production schedule. Equipment Operation: Assistcrews by operating machinery for site prep, grading, and material staging as needed.

Asset Management: Perform daily pre-trip inspections and weekly maintenance checks on trucks and trailers. Report any repair needs immediately to the shop. Inventory Integrity: Maintain the "Tool Inventory Sheet" for all support vehicles and ensure all specialized gear is tracked and returned to the yard. Vendor Coordination: Execute material pick-ups from local vendors and nurseries, ensuring loads areaccurate and signed for correctly.

Required Qualifications Commercial Driver’s License (CDL): Class A. (Preferred. We will work with the right candidate.) Equipment Experience: Minimum of 2–3 years operatingskid steers, mini-excavators, and forklifts in a construction or landscape setting. Clean Driving Record: No major violations in the last 3 years; must be insurable under the company’s commercial policy.

Technical Literacy: Ability to use digital tracking tools (like ADP or Inventory Apps) for timekeeping and asset tracking. Safety Mindset: Deep understanding of OSHA load-securing standards and trailer safety. Physical Requirements Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs regularly. Ability to work outdoors in the Florida climate for extended periods.