The Class A Driver drives a tractor-trailer truck or van to transport, pick up, and deliver products in loose packages to customers. The role includes making approximately 15–20 stops daily, securing cargo, maintaining required truck logs, inspecting vehicle equipment and supplies, and communicating with a supervisor or dispatch about pickup and delivery instructions. Drivers may prepare receipts and collect payments, verify product and quantities, and operate auxiliary truck equipment such as hydraulics and hoists. The position also includes material-handling and warehouse-related duties, such as moving items between receiving, production, and storage areas; organizing items on racks, shelves, or in bins; filling material requests; and marking and recording received or distributed materials. The driver must follow Department of Transportation and driving regulations and maintain a safe driving record and clean Motor Vehicle Record. The work environment may include outdoor weather and temperature extremes, limited visibility, wet or humid conditions, vibrations, loud noise, dust, mechanical hazards, moving objects, and moving vehicles. Physical demands include frequent lifting, carrying, twisting, turning, pushing and pulling; operating a pallet jack and lift gate; frequent walking, standing, sitting, and climbing; periodic stooping; and occasional kneeling.
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Job Type
Full-time
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