CDL-A Driver

American Iron and Metal•Erie, PA

18d

About The Position

American Iron & Metal (AIM) is a family-owned global leader in the metal recycling industry, with more than 125 sites and 3,500 employees worldwide. The company operates across metal recycling, decommissioning and demolition, auto-parts sales and recycling, solder assembly manufacturing, construction waste recycling, and customized industrial and mining products. AIM describes its mission as helping create a greener, more sustainable future. AIM is seeking a skilled and professional CDL-A Driver for its Transportation team. The role transports metal materials safely and efficiently to and from client sites and other AIM facilities. Runs are local, with possible out-of-state runs depending on qualifications and availability. The driver operates a Class A commercial vehicle, loads and unloads materials, secures loads, performs inspections and required documentation, and may need to hand tarp bins. The position is full-time and permanent. AIM offers vacation, medical benefits, a 401(k) matching program, an annual tuition scholarship program of up to $8,500 for eligible dependents, latest-model trucks, overtime after 40 hours, career-development support, and a dynamic work environment.

Requirements

Hold a valid CDL-A driver's license.
Have a clean motor vehicle record (MVR) and medical status/documentation.
Have experience driving an 18-speed manual transmission.
Have at least 2 years of experience as a CDL-A Driver.
Have experience with a flatbed, roll-off, lugger, or open-top trailer.
Be physically fit and able to hand tarp 40- and 53-yard bins.
Be able to perform loading and unloading activities as required.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with metal recycling processes and materials is an asset.

Responsibilities

Operate a Class A commercial vehicle to transport metal materials to and from designated locations while complying with traffic laws and company policies.
Safely load and unload metal materials using appropriate equipment and secure loads to prevent shifting or damage during transit.
Perform local runs, with possible out-of-state runs depending on qualifications and availability.
Perform manual tarping when necessary.
Conduct routine pre-trip and post-trip truck inspections and ensure the vehicle is in good working condition.
Complete accurate delivery records and other required documentation.
Perform loading and unloading activities as required.