Truck Driver
Company
Mammoet
Location
Abu Dhabi
Job Type
Full-time
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via Jobs.mammoet.com
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Job Description
SUMMARY OF THE ROLE
Truck Driver for Heavylifting and Transportation Leader in Industry
Working at Dubai, UAE
As a Truck Driver, you will be responsible for driving trucks (including trailers), safely loading and unloading equipment and materials, and ensuring timely and compliant deliveries in line with company standards and local regulations.
WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING
• Safely drive assigned truck and trailer to deliver equipment and materials on time.
• Inspect vehicle, load, and documentation before and after transport to ensure compliance and safety.
• Load, unload, and properly secure equipment and materials to prevent damage.
• Follow all traffic laws, safety standards, and company SHE-Q procedures, including use of PPE and LMRA.
• Perform routine vehicle checks and basic preventive maintenance; report any defects promptly.Complete required documentation such as work orders, delivery confirmations, and driving logs accurately and timely.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
• Secondary education (or equivalent)
• Minimum 3 years of relevant driving experience in UAE
• Valid UAE Commercial Truck Driving License
• Strong knowledge of truck operations and load securing
• Basic understanding of rigging (preferred)
• Safety training and certifications (as per company requirements)
• Basic English communication skills
• Willingness to travel (including remote job sites if required)
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
• Take a look at mammoet.com
#mammoetcareers
#operationsjobs
#madeformammoet
Truck Driver for Heavylifting and Transportation Leader in Industry
Working at Dubai, UAE
As a Truck Driver, you will be responsible for driving trucks (including trailers), safely loading and unloading equipment and materials, and ensuring timely and compliant deliveries in line with company standards and local regulations.
WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING
• Safely drive assigned truck and trailer to deliver equipment and materials on time.
• Inspect vehicle, load, and documentation before and after transport to ensure compliance and safety.
• Load, unload, and properly secure equipment and materials to prevent damage.
• Follow all traffic laws, safety standards, and company SHE-Q procedures, including use of PPE and LMRA.
• Perform routine vehicle checks and basic preventive maintenance; report any defects promptly.Complete required documentation such as work orders, delivery confirmations, and driving logs accurately and timely.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
• Secondary education (or equivalent)
• Minimum 3 years of relevant driving experience in UAE
• Valid UAE Commercial Truck Driving License
• Strong knowledge of truck operations and load securing
• Basic understanding of rigging (preferred)
• Safety training and certifications (as per company requirements)
• Basic English communication skills
• Willingness to travel (including remote job sites if required)
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
• Take a look at mammoet.com
#mammoetcareers
#operationsjobs
#madeformammoet
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