CDL Driver - Local

JMS Russel Metals Corp•Houston, TX

8d•$22 - $25

About The Position

Russel Metals is hiring a local Class A CDL Driver to transport materials and safely operate a company-provided vehicle while meeting customer delivery requirements. The driver follows company safety policies and DOT regulations, secures and checks loads, and ensures any necessary truck or trailer repairs are made before departure. The role includes maintaining required records and electronic logs, communicating professionally using company-issued equipment, coordinating with the Transportation/Shipping department about delivery issues, and interacting professionally with customers. At delivery, the driver assists customers with identifying materials to be offloaded, verifies the material and piece count, and signs the Bill of Lading with the delivery date. Drivers must also complete accident documentation and take photos when involved in an accident.

Requirements

At least two years of experience operating a CDL flatbed-hauling vehicle.
Valid Class A CDL driver’s license.
Clear MVR and PSP Dashboard record.
Basic English reading and writing comprehension to read instructions, tickets, safety materials, and policy manuals.
Basic measuring skills to read measuring devices.
Manual dexterity, finger dexterity, arm-hand steadiness, and multi-limb coordination.
Ability to communicate courteously and effectively, follow directions, manage time and deadlines, work as a team member, maintain punctual attendance, adapt to schedule changes, and exercise sound judgment.

Responsibilities

Follow company safety policies and procedures and comply with DOT rules and regulations.
Strap, chain, and secure materials for safe transport to the designated delivery point.
Check that the load is properly loaded and that all materials are on the truck before departure.
Ensure necessary repairs to the truck or trailer are made before departure.
Operate the vehicle safely and in accordance with local jurisdictions.
Maintain records and electronic logs as required by DOT and company policy.
Use company-issued electronic and communication equipment professionally and respectfully.
Maintain a professional presentation and interact professionally with customers.
Coordinate with the Transportation/Shipping department regarding delivery delays, returns, or questions.
Report citations immediately and photograph any cited deficiencies.
Conduct thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections.
Assist customers in identifying materials to be offloaded at delivery locations.
Verify material and piece counts with customers at delivery and sign the Bill of Lading with the delivery date.
Complete all Accident Kit documents and take photos if involved in an accident.