Under general supervision, as a Truck Driver, you will drive and operate various types of motor vehicles and other automotive equipment in connection with construction and maintenance operations.  Important and Essential Duties:  As a Truck Driver, your duties may include but are not limited to the following:  Drive and operate trucks in pulling trailers, to include pulling and operating compressors and pumps by using safety chains and the operation of power lift gates.  Drive and operate sweepers, maintain brooms, and lubricate the unit daily.  Drive dump trucks with power take-up units to haul brush, garbage, sand, and dispense materials at dump site.  Operate multiple-unit tractor mowers and drive equipment in the maintenance of grounds and athletic fields.  Operate street flushing and mounted air compressor equipment to load water, operate auxiliary pumps, and adjust sprayers.  Load and unload heavy equipment (such as various types of earth-moving equipment) and construction materials such as aggregates and waste.  Ensure that loads are properly and safely secured.  Clean and perform light maintenance on vehicles and equipment. Check oil, tires, fluid levels, and fuses.  Operate two-way radio for information and safety.  Prepare daily reports that document driving activity, accidents, maintenance, and monthly summaries.  Perform office tasks, including purchasing materials and supplies.  Perform required DOT (Department of Transportation) and CHP (California Highway Patrol) inspections and complete appropriate forms.