Warehouse Delivery Driver/Class A CDL

The Warehouse Delivery Driver is responsible for delivering Tech/Tower equipment to tower sites. Travel will be in CO, NE, WY, SD, KS. The Driver will also assist in site cleanup as needed throughout the states in which we operate. They may also assist with delivery or pickup of furniture/appliances from various retail and office locations.

Drivers will assist warehouse crew when there are no deliveries.

Responsibilities include

Loading inventory from warehouse and deliver to tower sites via box truck or pickup. Loading and unloading materials. Operating equipment which can include box truck with donkey, dually pickup and gooseneck, semi and drop deck flat bed, excavator, skid steer, 12k telehandler, Forklift, articulating boom truck- Model A77T.

Assisting in clean-up of sites, including transporting various parts and materials back to the warehouse Assisting Warehouse crew when needed by pulling material, putting away returns, and cycle counts. Willingness to be a team player with a can-do attitude that promotes a safe working environment. Keeping all delivery vehicles clean and up to date on maintenance.

Mechanical experience is a plus to assist fleet with oil changes when no deliveries are needed. Any other duties as assigned by supervisor or other members of management.

Qualifications

Class A CDL is required. Must do a pre-trip and post-trip of all equipment used during the shift. Must pass a DOT Physical. Must be at least 21 years of age, have a clean driving record (MVR) and ability to pass pre-employment checks, including substance screen, MVR, and criminal background. Must be able to run and operate Telehandlers, Donkeys, and Forklifts.

Must be comfortable hauling loads that are just over regular DOT limits and require an oversized load permit. Must be able to use GPS for efficiently locating sites. Basic knowledge of iPad, laptops, and cameras. Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. Ability to work outside in all elements; including but not limited to snow, rain, mud, wind and extreme temperatures.

Ability to perform a variety of labor-intensive tasks. Knowledge of truck loading techniques and arrangement of load distribution within a truck or trailer per DOT regulation. Ability to evaluate if a site is safe to go in to with a large/heavy vehicle. Typical schedule: Ability to stay overnight at hotels if needed. (1-4 nights a week).

Currently this is 1-2 nights per week. Monday through Friday, but a rare weekend delivery may occur. Ability to start early or work late as needed to meet delivery or pick up timelines, for example, starting as early as 5 am and working as late and 7 pm. Start time is 7 am when working locally or no timeline is present that would require an earlier start or late finish.

Pay rate DOE Comprehensive benefits package includes health insurance benefits (Medical, Vision and Dental), Short-term Disability, Life Insurance, free phone/service, tuition reimbursement, 401(k) with company match, daily travel per diem + paid lodging when traveling, vacation, sick leave and holiday pay.