The CDL Driver supports warehouse operations and delivery services by transporting materials to customer sites and branch locations. The role involves maintaining the delivery vehicle, driver logs, and daily vehicle inspection reports; completing required truck and driver documentation; loading and unloading materials; following applicable DOT regulations and company policies; and providing exceptional customer service. Drivers must understand truck routes and may coordinate deliveries with company trucks. Pole Drivers operate over-length vehicles in tight turning areas, highway traffic, and off-road conditions. They work at job sites and pole yards with special material-handling equipment, rig oversized loads to pole trailers, navigate uneven terrain and unloading conditions at construction sites and rights of way, and unload poles from rail cars. CDL Trainees complete on-site or local training to obtain a CDL. Training includes vehicle inspections, cargo securement, vehicle and equipment orientation, use of vehicle technology and required vehicle documentation and safety equipment, and driving with a Border States CDL Driver Mentor. The position may also include vendor-managed inventory and other warehouse duties such as order filling, stocking, returns processing, receiving, shipping, and preparing materials for delivery. The listed physical activities include frequent walking and balancing, continuous sitting, reaching, handling, and driving, and frequent exposure to adverse weather and temperature conditions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed