Tow Truck Driver

Core Responsibilities & Duties A tow truck driver's primary goal is to safely transport vehicles that are disabled due to accidents, breakdowns, or illegal parking. Vehicle Securing: Using winches and lifts to load vehicles onto flatbeds or wheel-lifts, ensuring they are properly secured for transport.

Operating as a tow truck driver involves a blend of technical, rigorous safety compliance, and physical stamina. In major hubs like Chicagoland area, the role is highly regulated to ensure safety on busy public roads.Core Responsibilities & DutiesA tow truck driver's primary goal is to safely transport vehicles that are disabled due to accidents, breakdowns, or illegal parking. Tow cars for police departments, insurance companies, and auto auctions.

• Vehicle Securing: Using winches and lifts to load vehicles onto flatbeds or wheel-lifts, ensuring they are properly secured for transport.
• Documentation: Taking photos of vehicle condition before and after towing and maintaining precise logs.
• Safety Protocols: Adhering to safety standards to manage traffic hazards and equipment stability during a recovery.

Licensing & Training RequirementsRequirements vary based on the weight of the truck and the nature of the tow.

• Commercial Driver’s License (CDL):
  • Class C:A Class C CDL is needed.
• Medical Certification: Illinois drivers must pass a physical exam and carry a valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate, typically renewed every two years.

Must be at least 25 years old.PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON MONDAY-FRIDAY 9AM-4PMMUST PASS CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK!!!!

WINDY CITY TOWING

9345 BYRON

SCHILLER PARK, IL 60176

847-671-9111

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