CDL-A Heavy Transport Driver
About the job
- A valid CDL-A is required, with no automatic-transmission restriction.
- Proven lowbed and heavy/all-in equipment transport experience is required.
- At least 2 years of commercial driving experience is required.
- An active Department of Transportation medical card is required.
- A clean driving record is required.
- A strong understanding of Department of Transportation rules and safe commercial-vehicle operation is required.
- Availability for a rotating on-call weekend schedule is required.
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
- Strong communication skills, a professional attitude, a customer-service mindset, and the judgment to identify and report unsafe conditions are required.
- Execute lowbed and heavy-equipment transport moves safely and on schedule.
- Operate tractor-trailer combinations over 26,000 pounds gross vehicle weight rating.
- Handle heavy and all-in equipment moves with appropriate care.
- Complete Department of Transportation pre-trip and post-trip inspections on every trip.
- Maintain accurate driver logs, trip sheets, and Tow Book documentation.
- Plan and navigate routes using maps, GPS, and sound judgment.
- Communicate proactively with Dispatch throughout each move.
- Handle customer interactions calmly and professionally in the field.
- Follow Department of Transportation regulations, company safety procedures, and traffic laws.
- Keep the truck clean, maintained, and road-ready.
- Identify and promptly report mechanical or safety issues.
- A HazMat endorsement is desirable.
- A tanker endorsement is desirable.
- A doubles/triples endorsement is desirable.
- Basic mechanical skills are desirable.
- Heavy equipment experience is desirable.
- Heavy-duty towing and recovery experience is desirable.
- Experience in fast-paced, dispatch-driven transport is desirable.
About the company
NETC Fleet Services is a towing and commercial vehicle services group based in Exeter, New Hampshire. It supports commercial fleets and municipalities across New England through established local towing, truck repair and recovery businesses. Its teams recover disabled vehicles, move heavy equipment and provide mobile repairs when trucks cannot reach a workshop. Shop operations handle scheduled maintenance, major repairs and collision work for trucks and trailers, while a dedicated equipment business builds and sells custom wreckers and carriers. The group combines these local operations with shared systems, equipment and service standards so customers can obtain ongoing fleet support as well as emergency assistance.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Exeter, NH
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Road service pay: The Exeter technician opening advertises $35 to $40 hourly plus commission, with performance affecting additional earnings.
- Sales package: The Exeter Account Executive role offers uncapped equipment-and-parts commissions, a company vehicle and fuel card.
- Product training: The wrecker-sales position includes investment in product training, factory certification and the industry professional network.
What critics are saying
- Weekend cover: The Exeter heavy-transport role requires rotating on-call weekends, a Class A commercial licence and proven lowbed experience.
- First-year targets: The build manager must keep 90%+ of builds on schedule and avoid days lost to missing materials.
- Independent fault-finding: Exeter roadside technicians diagnose complex mechanical and electrical faults in the field while handling customer concerns.
What makes NETC Fleet Services unique
- Central dispatch: One round-the-clock dispatch line connects customers to every company in the group.
- Workshop depth: New England Truck Center's 40,000-square-foot Exeter facility combines parts, maintenance, collision repair, paint and custom builds.
- Build capacity: New England Wrecker Sales reports building roughly eighty trucks yearly across four bays.
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