Lorry Driver

Job Responsibilities

• Drive company lorries to transport construction materials, tools, equipment, and machinery to and from project sites.
• Operate heavy machinery safely according to project and site requirements.
• Support construction works at factory and warehouse project sites.
• Ensure all construction materials and equipment are properly loaded, secured, and transported safely.
• Carry out loading and unloading works when required.
• Perform daily inspection of assigned lorries and machinery before operation.
• Check tyres, brakes, lights, engine oil, hydraulic systems, fuel levels, and general vehicle condition.
• Report vehicle or machinery breakdowns, defects, damages, or maintenance requirements immediately.
• Maintain the cleanliness and good condition of company vehicles and machinery.
• Follow instructions from Project Managers, Site Supervisors, and management.
• Coordinate with site teams, store personnel, suppliers, and subcontractors for deliveries and collections.
• Ensure materials and machinery arrive at project sites according to the required schedule.
• Comply with all road traffic regulations, JPJ requirements, CIDB/site safety requirements, and company safety procedures.
• Maintain trip, mileage, fuel, toll, delivery, and vehicle usage records when required.
• Assist with general site operations when there are no driving assignments.
• Carry out other related duties assigned by management.

Requirements

• Possess a valid Malaysian driving licence suitable for the assigned vehicle.
• Valid GDL licence is required.
• Experience driving construction lorries is preferred.
• Experience operating heavy machinery will be an added advantage.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant working experience preferred.
• Familiar with construction sites, particularly factory and warehouse projects, is an advantage.
• Basic understanding of construction materials, machinery, and site operations.
• Able to use Google Maps or Waze for navigation.
• Good driving record with a strong awareness of road and site safety.
• Physically fit and comfortable working in a construction-site environment.
• Responsible, punctual, hardworking, and disciplined.
• Able to follow instructions and work well with site teams.
• Willing to work overtime, weekends, or public holidays when required by project schedules.
• Willing to travel between different construction sites when necessary.