CDL A Driver

Reece•Panama City, FL

17d

About The Position

The CDL Driver safely transports materials locally so customers can receive supplies used to provide clean water and heating and cooling. This is a local delivery role, with drivers home every night. The driver verifies loads, loads and unloads materials, maintains inventory control, and operates Class A vehicles with a combined vehicle weight over 26,000 pounds, including gooseneck trailers and semi-trucks with flatbeds. Driving takes place in varied conditions, including urban and construction settings. The role also requires delivering high-quality customer service and professionalism. Drivers may develop product knowledge for their assigned business line and skills that support advancement into leadership or sales opportunities. Physical demands include bending, squatting, crouching, reaching, frequently lifting up to or over 50 pounds, and working indoors or outdoors as required. The role also involves extended periods of sitting and standing, maintaining scheduled attendance and onsite presence, and using common office equipment such as computers and copiers.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years old.
Have and maintain a valid Commercial Driver’s License; the posting specifies a minimum Class B CDL.
Maintain a clean driving record.
Meet state-issued driver’s license requirements for the class of vehicle operated.
Be able to lift up to 50 pounds frequently and sit and stand for extended periods.
Have the physical capacity to bend, squat, crouch, reach, and work indoors or outdoors as required.
Have oral communication skills, including speaking, speech clarity, and speech recognition.
Have written communication skills, including writing, reading, written comprehension, and written expression.
Have mental capacities including attention to detail, adaptability, analytical and critical thinking, dependability, initiative, service orientation, stress tolerance, and time management.

Nice To Haves

Product knowledge for the assigned business line, which can be developed on the job.
Skills and knowledge to advance into leadership or sales opportunities, which can be developed on the job.

Responsibilities

Apply knowledge of commercial driving regulations.
Verify loads to ensure accurate customer deliveries.
Load and unload materials and maintain inventory control.
Operate Class A vehicles with a combined vehicle weight over 26,000 pounds, including gooseneck trailers and semi-trucks with flatbeds.
Drive in various conditions, including urban and construction settings.
Provide high-quality customer service and professionalism.
Maintain scheduled attendance and onsite presence at the assigned location.