Driver, Shuttle

DSV•Dallas, TX

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the direction of the shift supervisor and/or shift team leader, the CDL Shuttle Driver operates a semi-tractor trailer to transport products between the plant and warehouse in accordance with safety, quality, and operational work instructions. The role involves working with warehouse and operations personnel, maintaining vehicle and trailer records, inspecting equipment, and helping maintain the security of the warehouse and yard. The driver may work outside and in a warehouse with temperatures that vary from mild to moderate during warmer and colder months. Overtime may be required, either mandatory or voluntary, as dictated by business needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Tractor-trailer experience.
Clean driving record.
Satisfactory completion of a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for tractor-trailer operation.
Basic computer skills.
English reading, writing, and verbal skills.
Basic math skills.
Ability to work as assigned outside and in a warehouse environment, including unregulated temperatures that can range from mild to moderate during warmer and colder months.
Ability to read and follow manufacturer’s instruction manuals.
Ability to accomplish tasks in a timely manner.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work independently or within a group.
Ability to perform duties with minimal supervision or guidance.
Ability to adapt effectively to change and thrive in a stimulating, fast-paced work environment.
Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull 11–20 pounds.
Ability to reach above the shoulder, squat, or kneel.

Responsibilities

Safely operate the shuttle vehicle on each trip, following applicable laws and company policies.
Maintain records involving trailer numbers and vehicle positions.
Interact with warehouse supervisors and comply with warehouse safety requirements.
Communicate courteously and professionally with operations and warehouse personnel using a cellular telephone or two-way radio.
Maneuver trucks into loading and unloading positions, following loading crew signals as needed.
Place safety wheel chocks to prevent trailers from rolling; take extra care with pup trailer jack stands, ensuring they are on the ground and locked at the dock, and notify the customer if a trailer has no jack stand.
Properly use airline and electrical hookups and follow backing procedures.
Follow company policies, guidelines, and quality procedures.
Inspect equipment daily and perform minor maintenance.
Assist in maintaining warehouse and yard security.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
Work overtime as dictated by business needs, whether mandatory or voluntary.