ABOUT J&J LOADING
We're on the Job Before Anyone Else
J&J Loading is a specialized roof tile loading company serving residential and commercial roofing contractors across Martin and St. Lucie Counties. Our job is simple: get the right material on the right roof, safely and on time, so roofing crews can hit the ground running.
We run a professional operation with a tight-knit crew. If you're reliable, take pride in your work, and can handle a fast-moving day with multiple job sites — this is the kind of company you'll want to stick with.
THE POSITION
Operator + Crew Lead. Not Just a Driver.
This is a lead role. You're not just hauling material — you're running the telehandler, leading a crew of 3–4 roof loaders, coordinating with contractors and homeowners, and making sure every job site is left better than you found it. The physical heavy lifting is on your crew. Your job is to operate, communicate, and problem-solve.
Every day looks different. You'll hit 1–4 job sites across the county, routes change daily, and no two sites are exactly alike. If you thrive on variety and can think on your feet, you'll excel here.
DAY IN THE LIFE
What a Typical Shift Looks Like
5:00–6:00 AM Start time
Report to company yard. Pre-trip inspection on the tractor-trailer and telehandler. Load up and brief your crew.
En Route
Drive to first job site.
You're hauling the telehandler and crew. Coordinate with dispatch on the day's route and any site-specific notes.
On Site
Assess, photograph, and execute.
Document site conditions before work begins. Operate the telehandler to load tile onto the roof per the contractor's specs. Crew handles manual labor under your direction.
Site Wrap-Up
Document and move.
Photos after completion. Report any issues to dispatch immediately. Protect the property — driveways, landscaping, and roof surfaces are your responsibility.
Repeat
1–4 sites daily.
Routes are always different. You'll need strong communication and quick thinking to keep each stop running smooth.
End of Day
Return to yard when dispatch is complete.
Total shift is typically 10–12 hours. You're home every night.
WHAT WE CARE ABOUT MOST
The Four Priorities of This Role
01 SAFETY
Every decision on site starts here. Crew safety, homeowner safety, bystanders. No exceptions.
02 PROPERTY CARE
Driveways, landscaping, rooftop surfaces — full property awareness is expected on every job.
03 DOCUMENTATION
Before, during, and after photos on every job. Digital records through your phone app.
04 COMMUNICATION
You're the link between contractors, homeowners, your crew, and dispatch. Clear and prompt, always.
RESPONSIBILITIES
What You're Responsible For
- Drive a 10-speed tractor-trailer hauling telehandler and crew between job sites daily
- Operate the telehandler to load and place roof tile on residential and commercial structures
- Lead a crew of 3–4 roof loaders — direct their work, maintain pace, ensure safety
- Communicate with roofing contractors and homeowners on-site in a professional manner
- Document every job with photos (before, during, and after) via phone app
- Report all job site complications, delays, or hazards to dispatch immediately
- Protect all property at every site — driveways, grass, landscaping, roof surfaces
- Perform pre-operation inspections on the truck and telehandler each morning
- Adapt to daily route changes — no two days are the same
REQUIREMENTS
What You Need to Bring
- Valid CDL — Class A required— minimum 5 years proven Experience
- Clean MVR— no DUI, reckless driving, or serious violations
- Valid CDL Medical Card— must be current and on file
- Comfortable driving a 10-speed tractor-trailer in residential and commercial areas
- Strong communication skills — you'll deal with contractors, homeowners, and dispatch daily
- Ability to problem-solve on the fly when sites don't go as planned
- Smartphone required for documentation app (any iPhone or Android works)
- Telehandler experience is not required— we will train the right person
- Bilingual English/Spanish is a significant advantage— strongly encouraged to apply
No telehandler experience? No problem. If you have your CDL, a clean record, and the right attitude, we'll put you through training. What we can't teach is reliability and professionalism — that has to come from you.
Pay: $22.00 - $27.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
Work Location: On the road
