CDL-A Delivery Driver

Harbor Foods Group•Arlington, WA

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Delivery Driver uses a company vehicle to deliver grocery products to convenience stores, restaurants, and other customers on a scheduled route, and makes assigned deliveries and pickups. The route begins and ends in Arlington, Washington. The schedule is four days per week, Monday through Friday, with a floating day off. A shift may start early in the morning and end in the mid-to-late afternoon, or start between 9:00 p.m. and midnight and end in the mid-to-late morning. Daily hours can vary from 10 to 14 depending on the season. Drivers deliver products using a lift gate or ramp and hand truck, and may handle customer returns and cash, checks, or other items entrusted to them. Harbor describes its workplace as friendly, competitive, and team-oriented. Performance may be recognized through monetary incentive programs based on productivity, accuracy, and attendance. Leadership provides coaching, support, and clear expectations, with opportunities to develop skills and pursue long-term career growth.

Requirements

Class A CDL license.
Current medical certificate card.
Acceptable motor vehicle record (MVR).
One to three years of commercial driving experience.
Knowledge of transportation principles and methods for transporting goods by commercial vehicle.
Ability to meet the physical requirements of the job.
Ability to drive commercial vehicles, including semi-trucks and trailers up to 53 feet, solo trucks, and vans.
Ability to use a hand truck, pallet jack, walk boards, and stay bars.
Ability to work well with other employees and foster a respectful, professional work environment.
Drivers changing companies who hold a CDL or permit must register and give the prospective employer permission to obtain their drug and alcohol screening results, as required by FMCSA.

Nice To Haves

Grocery distribution experience.
Experience with hand truck and ramp work.

Responsibilities

Transport grocery items to customers efficiently and accurately account for items delivered or picked up.
Operate company vehicles safely on public and private roadways and property.
Move products to and from the truck using a hand truck, lift gate, or walk board.
Address other customer needs, including returns and proper handling of cash, checks, or other entrusted items.
Conduct oneself professionally as a Class A CDL driver, use safe and defensive driving techniques, and comply with applicable DOT regulations.
Perform other duties as assigned by the manager.