The Delivery Driver performs deliveries and pickups of materials, equipment, and machinery across job sites, primarily in Illinois and nearby states. The role is primarily focused on driving, with flexibility to assist with yard and shop material support when needed. Duties can also include helping with job-site setup, moving materials, and supporting installation-type activities. The driver coordinates with installers, site personnel, and internal teams, and follows routes and schedules provided through internal systems. The schedule typically starts around 6:00 AM and continues until the route is complete. Workdays are generally 8 to 10 hours, up to approximately 50 hours per week. Travel is primarily local and regional, including Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Iowa, with limited overnight travel of approximately once every six months. The position requires adherence to DOT regulations, company safety standards, and strict documentation and compliance reporting. The driver may need to complete onboarding steps such as DOT registration and meet job-site entry requirements, including safety orientations or screenings. Physical work includes lifting up to approximately 75 pounds, frequently getting in and out of trucks, yard work, and equipment operation, and working outdoors in physically active environments.
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Job Type
Full-time
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