CDL Driver / Equipment Operator

ASCI Family of Companies•Havelock, NC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

At ASCI, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s our way of life. We’re seeking dedicated individuals who are passionate about teamwork, take pride in their work, and always put safety first. In this role, you’ll play a key part in delivering essential materials and services that support our clients’ needs. If you’re a proactive problem-solver with a commitment to excellence, we want to hear from you! Join a team where communication is open, challenges are tackled together, and every member plays a vital role in maintaining our industry-leading safety record. At ASCI, we don’t just move materials—we move careers forward.

Requirements

A minimum of eight (8) years of progressively responsible Commercial Driving experience.
A High School Diploma, or equivalent, is required.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Valid Class A Driver’s License with X-Combination (Hazmat & Tanker) endorsement required.
A clean driving history. Motor Vehicle Records report must be submitted to HR@asciLLC.com after applying for position.
Oversize Load Escort certification required, or ability to obtain within six months of employment.
Forklift certification required, or ability to obtain within six months of employment.
Ability to pass a government administered background investigation to be granted access to government systems and/or worksites.
REAL ID required for worksite access.

Nice To Haves

P-Passenger endorsement preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform delivery and tractor trailer services.
Move aircraft, aircraft parts, components, tools, equipment and hazardous and nonhazardous materials.
Perform moves to and from buildings, shops, stations, both within the FRCE and to/from and within adjacent, leased and outlying areas.
Perform both standard and oversized load moves within and outside of North Carolina.
Ensure proper permits and escort personnel are available prior to completing moves.
Perform trips greater than 200 miles.
Ensure all loads are properly secured before moving any materials.
Comply with all required DOT laws and regulations.
Operate pickup trucks, vans, stake beds, tractor-trailers and passenger busses (if qualified).
Perform fuel nozzle operations.
Complete fuel nozzle training.
Perform daily refueling of non-aeronautical facility equipment, facility test cells and GSA.
Ride with a Station Fuels Directorate truck operator as required.
Conduct periodic and opportunistic inspections.
Maintain a fuel level log to record daily level verification.
Check test cell fuel levels.
Perform proper planning and performance of refueling activities to prevent weekend fuel support needs.
Refuel GSE equipment staged throughout the facility once daily.
Complete 10/10 preservation activities
Perform daily checks in accordance with NAVAIR 0080T-109 Aircraft Refueling NATOPS Manual, Chapter 13.
Take and inspect samples in accordance with NAVAIR 15-01-500 Preservation of Naval Aircraft and provide samples to the FRCE Materials Laboratory, Building 4032
Complete 10/10 preservation truck daily, weekly and monthly checklists and obtain supervisor signature on each.
Filter/Separator Pressure Drop Log
Filter/Separator Pressure Drop Graph
Hose End Pressure Regulator (HEPR)
Cabin Carbon Monoxide (CO) levels
Load/unload aircraft with 10/10 preservation oil.
Load 10/10 trucks with 10/10 preservation oil.
Maintain an aircraft dispatch refueling log.
Operate motor vehicles and equipment safely and in accordance with FRCEAST protocols.
Ability to perform and assist with Level I and Level II Equipment Operator functions.
Conduct operational check of equipment used in accordance with FRCEAST Form 11200/2.
Report completion of assignments to dispatcher by radio.
All rules and responsibilities listed in ASCI’s IMS Document 07-IMS-003, IMS Structure Roles and Responsibilities