The CDL Driver operates a tractor-trailer to deliver products to customers safely and efficiently while providing excellent customer service. The driver unloads hand-stacked case groceries and totes using a two-wheeler and ramp, checks invoices for refrigerated items, places deliveries in predetermined areas, and returns damaged or returned items to the truck. Delivery work includes extensive paperwork, including driver logs. The driver must follow DOT and company rules, maintain a clean and safe work area, wear the company uniform, and maintain a professional attitude. The position requires a flexible schedule, punctuality for dispatch, availability for unscheduled duty, and willingness to be away overnight, possibly two or three nights per week. Attendance at scheduled safety meetings and other events is required, as is immediate reporting of vehicle accidents and personal injuries. The employee must live within a 30-mile radius of the distribution center and have a home telephone. Physical duties include handling a 115-pound ramp, frequently lifting or moving up to 50 pounds, occasionally lifting or moving more than 100 pounds, and managing at least 300 pounds of rolling weight on a two-wheeler. The driver may maneuver the two-wheeler on ramps and uneven surfaces. The work involves regular exposure to moving mechanical parts and outdoor weather, with usually moderate noise.
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Job Type
Full-time
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