CDL Driver

Complete Fence•Batavia, IL

152d•$27 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

The Delivery Driver performs deliveries and pickups of materials, equipment, and machinery across job sites. The role primarily focuses on driving, with flexibility to support yard and shop material needs when called upon. Duties may include loading, unloading, securing, and transporting equipment such as Bobcats, pipes, and other materials; assisting with job site setup and installation-type activities; and coordinating with installers, site personnel, and internal teams. Routes and schedules are provided through internal systems. The position is based in Batavia, Illinois, with local and regional travel in Illinois and surrounding states, including Wisconsin, Indiana, and Iowa. Overnight travel is limited, approximately once every six months. The typical schedule begins around 6:00 AM and continues until route completion. Workdays are generally 8 to 10 hours, with workweeks up to approximately 50 hours. The driver must follow DOT regulations and company safety standards, complete required onboarding such as DOT registration if needed, and comply with job-site entry requirements, including safety orientations or screenings. Documentation and compliance reporting must be handled carefully. The role requires flexibility to shift between driving, loading and unloading, and yard or shop support, as well as a willingness to support team needs beyond driving.

Requirements

Valid CDL; Class A is preferred.
Clean driving and background record, including ability to pass job-site and military-base checks.
Ability to operate heavy equipment and trailers, or willingness to be trained.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills for interacting with job-site personnel and unions.
Problem-solving ability and adaptability in dynamic job-site environments.
Ability to lift approximately 75 pounds when required.
Ability to frequently get in and out of trucks, perform yard work, and operate equipment.
Ability to work outdoors and in physically active environments.
Flexibility to shift between driving, loading and unloading, and yard or shop support.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience in driving, logistics, or construction-related roles.
Experience working with trailers, machinery, and load securement.
Openness to early-career candidates who can be trained and developed.

Responsibilities

Deliver and pick up materials, equipment, and machinery at job sites.
Load, unload, secure, and transport equipment such as Bobcats, pipes, and other materials.
Support yard and shop material needs when called upon.
Assist with job-site setup, moving materials, and installation-type activities.
Coordinate work with installers, site personnel, and internal teams.
Follow delivery routes and schedules provided through internal systems.
Adhere to DOT regulations and company safety standards.
Complete required documentation and compliance reporting.
Meet job-site entry requirements, including safety orientations or screenings.