CDL Switcher/Shuttler A-Shift

Campbell's•Charlotte, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CDL Switcher / Shuttle Driver supports warehouse and transportation operations by safely moving trailers, raw materials, and finished products between facilities. The role focuses on safety, regulatory compliance, equipment care, and operational efficiency to maintain product flow and support warehouse operations. The position pays $25.50 per hour and is listed as a day shift, with a schedule of 6:15 AM to 6:15 PM. Hours may vary based on staffing coverage, production schedules, and holiday demand. The position works primarily in a warehouse and distribution environment with moderate noise. Employees may be exposed to outdoor weather while moving trailers, inspecting dock areas, and performing yard operations. Work includes operating vehicles and equipment, walking and standing, lifting materials, and maintaining dock and warehouse areas. Competitive health, dental, 401(k), and wellness benefits are offered beginning on the first day of employment. Individual base pay depends on work location and factors such as experience, job-related skills, and relevant education or training; total pay may include other compensation.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and/or one year of production experience in a manufacturing environment.
Valid CDL Class A driver's license.
Valid DOT Medical Card.
CDL Tank Vehicle Endorsement where applicable.
Knowledge of DOT regulations and compliance requirements.
Ability to safely operate tractor-trailers, straight trucks, forklifts, pallet jacks, and warehouse equipment.
Strong commitment to safety and regulatory compliance.
Ability to maintain accurate logs, records, and transportation documentation.
Ability to work independently and make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment.
Strong communication and organizational skills.
Ability to frequently sit, stand, walk, drive, and use hands throughout the shift.
Ability to regularly lift up to 50 pounds.
Ability to occasionally climb, stoop, kneel, and perform physical warehouse activities.
Ability to work overnight shifts and flexible schedules as required.

Nice To Haves

Six months or more of tractor-trailer driving experience.
Previous warehouse, distribution, transportation, or logistics experience.
Forklift certification and operating experience.
Experience working in manufacturing, food production, or distribution environments.
Familiarity with shipping documentation, trailer yard management, and inventory processes.
Experience performing routine equipment inspections and basic maintenance.
Knowledge of warehouse safety, GMP, and sanitation requirements.

Responsibilities

Safely operate tractor-trailers, straight trucks, forklifts, pallet jacks, and other material-handling equipment.
Shuttle merchandise, raw materials, and trailers between facilities and designated locations.
Complete local backhaul deliveries as needed.
Move trailers to and from shipping and receiving dock areas safely and efficiently.
Perform DOT-required and company-required pre-trip inspections.
Maintain accurate driver logs, trip reports, and trailer yard inventory records.
Inspect trailer loads to ensure products are secured before departure.
Apply trailer seals and promptly address shipment discrepancies.
Assist with product movement between warehouse storage locations and trailers when required.
Maintain dock areas and exterior warehouse grounds, including sweeping and debris removal, snow and ice removal as needed, and inspecting trailer restraints, dock shelters, enclosures, bumpers, lighting, and related equipment.
Place required shipping documentation, including bills of lading and related paperwork, on outbound trailers.
Perform general housekeeping, including retrieving pallets and maintaining clean work areas.
Perform assigned light maintenance tasks.
Follow safety, sanitation, and housekeeping procedures.
Store supplies in designated locations and report defective equipment.
Immediately report workplace injuries, property damage, and safety concerns.
Perform other duties, projects, and assignments as directed by warehouse leadership.