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Concrete Mixer Truck Driver

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The course is a comprehensive training designed to equip aspiring concrete mixer truck drivers with the necessary skills and competencies to excel in the industry. The skills-based lab covers a wide range of topics, including identification of concrete mixer truck components, their functions, and maintenance requirements.

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In-Person

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The course is a comprehensive training designed to equip aspiring concrete mixer truck drivers with the necessary skills and competencies to excel in the industry. The skills-based lab covers a wide range of topics, including identification of concrete mixer truck components, their functions, and maintenance requirements. It also includes conducting a pre-trip inspection and performing basic operations of a concrete mixer truck, such as the start-up sequence, control panel functions, and essential driving maneuvers, with a strong emphasis on safety and efficient handling. Additionally, the course provides hands-on training on concrete mixing, pouring, and finishing procedures. The theory course structure begins with an overview of career opportunities and job outlook for Concrete Mixer Truck Drivers in Alabama, followed by an orientation that introduces students to concrete fundamentals and concrete mixer trucks. It then delves into the types of concrete mixer trucks, drum and axle types, pre-trip inspection, driver safety best practices, and driving. The course also covers mixing and drum rotation, delivery tickets and customer service, and washout procedures for concrete mixer trucks. By the end of the course, students will be well-equipped to handle the demands of the job and will be ready to start their careers as Concrete Mixer Truck Drivers.

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  • Alabama

    Alabama

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Adhere to maintenance schedules for regular checks on the brake system, engine, and other critical components
  • Adjust concrete mix consistency by adding water as needed while monitoring drum rotation
  • Check and maintain the fuel system by inspecting fuel lines, replacing filters, and ensuring the fuel cap is secure
  • Communicate effectively with spotters and team members to ensure safety and task coordination
  • Conduct a comprehensive pre-trip inspection by checking the truck's exterior, tires, fluid levels, lighting, and reflectors
  • Demonstrate effective use of visibility aids like mirrors and camera systems to enhance safety
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers53-3032.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: emerging (Level 1)(based on Course)

  • Pre-trip and post-trip inspections — perform per FMCSA §396.13 on a daily route under a trainer's review.
  • Class A CDL operation in fair weather — drive routinely on familiar interstate corridors with a senior co-driver.
  • Hours-of-service rules and ELD entries — record correctly across an 11-hour drive shift.
  • Coupling and uncoupling (fifth wheel, glad-hands, brake lines) — execute to spec on a paved drop yard.
  • Backing into a 90-degree dock — complete in three attempts under a yard-jockey's spotter direction.
  • Trip-planning basics (rest stops, fuel, scales) — produce for a single-leg run with a dispatcher's review.
  • Bills of lading and shipping documents — sign and reconcile for a routine pickup and delivery.
  • Defensive driving fundamentals (following distance, smith system) — apply consistently on a familiar route.
  • Truck stop and roadside repair contacts — know when to call dispatch vs. attempt a self-fix.
  • Fuel-stop discipline (route, brand, cents-per-mile target) — follow the company's fueling plan.

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Student Outcomes

Performance metrics for this program

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Completion Rate
90%
Placement Rate
92%