Driver CDL B

Driver CDL B, I

Our Drivers are key employees for the organization who deliver our product to our customers safely, in full and on time. As a face to our customers, our Drivers are an example of the values of the organization. The most important role for our Drivers is safety; nothing comes before safety.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

•   Drive local distances to deliver and pick-up goods to and from construction sites.

•   Drive forklifts to unload building materials.

•   Hand load, unload, stack and stage products.

•   Record keeping of activities, cargo deliveries and hour logging.

•   Complete the driver vehicle inspection report and inform management of mechanical issues.

•   Keep the truck clean and presentable.

•   Report road incidents to management and follow accident procedures.

•   Follow DOT, state and local traffic laws.

•   Plan routes using GPS system and arrive on time.

•   Deliver superior customer service and inform management of customer concerns.

•   Other reasonable directives, responsibilities and activities may change or be assigned at any time with or without notice.
Requirements:

EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION AND REQUIREMENTS

•   High school diploma or GED.

•   Current CDL Class A driver's license.

•   Minimum of 5 years of driving experience.

•   Ability to successfully pass a drug and alcohol test.

•   Must have a driving record that meets company standards.

•   Ability to pass all applicable health benchmarks and provide a medical certificate, unless exempted.
SKILLS / COMPETENCIES

•   Strong attention to detail with a distraction-free driving style.

•   Comprehensive understanding of logistics systems.

•   Personable demeanor with a focus on providing excellent customer service.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

•   Frequently lift 100 pounds up to a height of 5 feet with assistance.

•   Frequently carry 100 pounds over a distance of at least 12 feet with assistance.

•   Occasionally push 100 pounds in a wheeled cart.

•   Bend, stoop or squat to floor level on a repetitive basis.

•   Reach overhead to grasp materials.

•   Climb ladders.

•   Hand-eye coordination to operate powered and non-powered equipment.

•   Work outside in temperatures ranging from extreme heat to extreme cold.