Local Truck Driver CDL A Route Delivery

Responsibilities

Drive CDL trucks to transport products to specific route destinations. Most equipment is 53’ refrigerated trailers but the fleet makeup also includes agricultural trailers such as feed tankers, and belt trailers are part of operations. Routes may include pulling double trailers, rolling back tarps, and opening the rear trailer doors.

Drivers may run a combination of equipment types in their schedule. Local Drop & Hook deliveries, with occasional touch freight using pallet jack. Provide excellent customer service. Monitor product condition and temperature when required to ensure product quality at time of delivery. Checking mechanical aspects of the vehicle with pre and post trip inspections.

Reporting maintenance/repair issues on tractors and trailers. Process paperwork for customer deliveries as required. Complete electronic hours of service logs as an interstate driver. Snow chaining is sometimes required during the winter. Chaining is part of the job but also compensated in addition to driving when chaining is required.

Requirements

Hold a valid Class A Commercial Driver´s License. A plus having doubles and tanker endorsements. Current DOT Medical Card and be able to pass pre-employment DOT drug screen and physical. Minimum of 1 year of verifiable CDL A experience. Doubles endorsement or must be willing to obtain upon hire. Various equipment used: doubles, belt trailers, belly dumps, vans, etc.

Experienced a plus but will train. Be in good physical condition, able to stand, sit, kneel, bend, lift, push and pull for extended periods, with normal use of senses. Able to work in all types of environments and sometimes in challenging weather conditions; hot, cold, snow dust, etc. Legally eligible to work in the U.

S. Able to read, speak, write, and understand English.