Truck Driver – Port and Construction Operations

Safely operate Tristar trucks and trailers to support port cargo handling and construction activities. Transport cargo within the terminal and on public roads, including delivering piles and construction materials to the port. Port and construction duties are equally important responsibilities of this role, with assignments determined by operational priorities.

• Valid Guyana-issued driver’s license covering the heavy truck and trailer categories required for the role.

• Demonstrated heavy truck driving experience and ability to manoeuvre safely on public roads, within busy port areas and on construction sites.

• Experience transporting piles or other long loads using articulated or extendable trailers.

• Port cargo movement or terminal tractor experience is an advantage.

• Flexibility to work around both vessel and port operations schedules and construction requirements, including early starts, shifts, nights, weekends and changes to assignments, subject to safe working and rest arrangements.

• Good physical condition, with the ability to safely access vehicles, carry out inspections, handle securing equipment and perform practical outdoor duties.

• Willingness to learn, undertake cross-training and work across both port and construction operations as required.

• Reliable attendance, punctuality, clear communication and a cooperative approach to teamwork.

• Support vessel loading and discharge operations by moving cargo between the quayside, storage areas and other designated terminal locations.

• Transport piles, construction materials and other cargo by road to the port and between designated locations.

• Operate heavy trucks, articulated vehicles, terminal tractors and extendable trailers appropriate to the driver’s license, training and assessed competence.

• Follow daily assignments and coordinate with port supervisors, construction teams and loading crews to keep cargo and materials moving safely and efficiently.

• Check that loads are properly positioned and secured before movement. Follow approved routes, terminal traffic rules and required escort arrangements.

• Meet assigned cargo movement and delivery targets while maintaining safe driving and handling practices. Report delays promptly.

• Carry out daily vehicle and trailer checks, keep equipment clean, and report defects and maintenance needs immediately.

• Assist with load securing, loading and unloading support, housekeeping and other reasonable duties across both port and construction operations.

• Develop and apply multiple operational skills through cross-training. Operate additional vehicles or equipment only when trained, assessed and authorized.

• Maintain accurate trip sheets, cargo delivery records and vehicle inspection records.

• Follow safety rules, wear required protective equipment and report incidents, hazards and fatigue.