Hardscape/excavation construction trucks

Without knowing the gvwr of each vehicle it's impossible to answer.
Your best bet is to call and verify if it's not specified in the job listing.

 

3 years and 161 threads.

 

A Ford f550 has a gvw of 17-19500, most trailers are 12-14k, which puts you over 30, so I doubt it unless it was certified down or ordered special

 

If your endgame is being a CDL A driver, WHY do you want to waste your time driving non-CDL equipment?

Why not apply to the state highway department as a highway laborer? They train you first on dump truck/CDL B, then heavy trailers, then CDL A. At least they do in many states.

You've said before you are familiar with loading/unloading trucks.

If you did a "dock to driver" program with your nearest LTL company, back when you started posting on here, you'd probably have a year of CDL A experience by now. Just sayin'........