The CDL Class A Driver drives tractor-trailer trucks or vans to transport, pick up, and deliver products in loose packages to customers. The role involves making approximately 15–20 stops daily, safely securing cargo, maintaining required truck logs, inspecting vehicle equipment and supplies, and staying in contact with a supervisor or dispatch for instructions. Drivers may collect payment and prepare receipts, verify products and quantities, and operate truck-mounted auxiliary equipment such as hydraulics and hoists. The position also includes material-handling and warehouse-related duties, including moving items between receiving or production areas and designated locations, sorting and stocking materials, filling requisitions or work orders, and recording or marking received and distributed items. Drivers must comply with Department of Transportation and driving regulations and maintain a safe driving record and clean Motor Vehicle Record. Work takes place in outdoor conditions, including temperature extremes, limited visibility, wet or humid conditions, vibrations, loud noise, dust, mechanical hazards, moving objects, and moving vehicles. The job requires frequent lifting, carrying, walking, standing, sitting, and climbing, along with occasional kneeling and periodic stooping. It also requires handling shipping and swing doors and operating a lift gate.
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Full-time
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