Class A CDL Delivery Driver

CONA Services•Sandston, VA

18d•$24 - $26•Onsite

About The Position

The Bulk Delivery Driver safely and efficiently operates diesel-powered tractor-trailers to transport and deliver packaged or palletized products or materials to and from customer locations over local and regional distances, in accordance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations and company policies. The role unloads pallets at customer accounts, repositions empty and loaded trailers, and interacts with customers and the sales team to provide excellent service. The position is based in Sandston and pays $24.00–$25.66, depending on experience. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with weekends also listed. A REAL ID is required.

Requirements

Must read, write, and communicate in English as it relates to the position and FMCSA regulations.
Must obtain and maintain a valid FMCSA physical certification with Interstate non-excepted classification within 60 days of entering the position.
Must obtain and maintain a valid Class A CDL for interstate driving using manual and automatic transmissions within 60 days of entering the position; permit and license timelines vary by location.
Must have a valid driver's license and excellent driving history; CDL required, with Hazmat Certification where necessary.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds.
Must be able to use a pallet jack.
Must be able to safely raise and lower loading gear, open and close cargo doors, and climb on and off the vehicle.
Must be capable of understanding trip information and planning effectively.
Must be willing to work varying shifts, including overnight and early morning.
A REAL ID is required.
Minimum qualifications indicate knowledge acquired through 1 to up to 3 years of work experience.

Nice To Haves

Two years of verifiable tractor-trailer driving experience preferred.
Sales experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete assigned pre-shift activities, review work schedules, check equipment and supplies, verify load accuracy, and prepare for operations.
Conduct daily pre-trip and post-trip safety inspections and in-route inspections of the truck and trailers in accordance with FMCSA regulations.
Operate the tractor-trailer safely and legally, following applicable laws and company policy.
Complete required freight paperwork and obtain signatures and documentation verifying cargo pickup and delivery.
Plan trips using maps, GPS, and written or verbal information to ensure efficient, legal, and on-time pickups and deliveries.
Record daily hours of service using an electronic log in accordance with FMCSA, state, and company requirements.
Load and secure cargo against movement and damage in the trailer, and maintain seal control as required.
Read and understand trip information and plan trips effectively.
Load and unload freight at customer locations using electric pallet jacks, manually, or by other means.
Build relationships with team members and store personnel to address potential issues and maximize volume opportunities.
Complete post-shift activities, including coupling and uncoupling trucks and trailers, sliding tandems as needed, raising and lowering loading gear, and opening and closing cargo doors.
Climb on and off the vehicle safely, refuel the truck with diesel, secure equipment and machinery, and complete required paperwork.