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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 & Duties
A 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 Requirements
Requirements 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-4PM
MUST PASS CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK!!!!
WINDY CITY TOWING
9345 BYRON
SCHILLER PARK, IL 60176
847-671-9111
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