CDL A Tractor Trailer Driver

The Tractor Trailer Driver is responsible for the safe and lawful operation of a commercial tractor-trailer to transport and deliver freight. This role requires compliance with DOT regulations, accurate documentation, physical capability to perform delivery-related tasks, and professional interaction with customers and internal staff.

Essential Job Functions Safely operate a tractor-trailer vehicle in accordance with DOT regulations and traffic laws Manipulate hand and foot controls to operate the vehicle, including steering, braking, clutching, and acceleration Perform pre-trip and daily vehicle inspections, including checks of oil, coolant, tires, and general vehicle condition Perform routine maintenance tasks such as adding oil, water, or fuel as needed Gather, complete, and submit required delivery paperwork for assigned routes Load and unload freight as required at delivery locations Connect and disconnect trailers, including refrigerated containers and other attachments Maintain a valid CDL-A license required to operate commercial vehicles weighing 26,001 lbs.

or more. Equipment Used Tractor-trailer vehicle Manual and powered pallet jacks Forklift (as required) Two-way radio Clipboard and writing tools Gloves and required personal protective equipment, including safety work shoes Physical Requirements Climb into and out of the truck cab from ground level up to approximately four feet Sit for extended periods while driving Reach in all directions (front, back, left, right, above, and below) to operate vehicle controls, lift gates, container doors, and freight Lift and carry freight weighing up to 70 lbs when unloading is required Push and pull palletized freight using manual or powered pallet jacks Perform bending, stooping, squatting, and twisting during vehicle inspections, maintenance, and delivery activities Reach overhead up to 72 inches from floor level Maintain DOT medical certification and physical clearance