Driver Over the Road

3D Corporate Solutions•Danville, AR

10d

About The Position

The Driver Over the Road operates tractor-trailer combinations to transport materials while following Department of Transportation regulations, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, and company policies. Drivers maintain required records and logs, inspect and secure cargo, and load or unload freight when required. The role may involve checking refrigeration systems, performing basic vehicle maintenance, and communicating with company bases, supervisors, other drivers, and customers. OTR drivers are out 11 out of 14 days at a time. The schedule may be flexible and may include day, evening, night, and weekend shifts, with workdays of up to 12–14 hours.

Requirements

Current Class A CDL with Tanker endorsements.
Ability to follow written and/or oral instructions.
Ability to read, interpret, and apply laws, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.
Ability to safely climb and pull body weight in and out of a tractor cab and trailer multiple times a day.
Ability to sit for extended periods in a truck tractor and to walk and stand for extended periods on various, potentially uneven or slippery surfaces.
Ability to reach, bend, climb, push, pull, twist, squat, and kneel as needed to perform job duties.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, up to 12–14 hours in a day, including day, evening, night, and weekend shifts.
Ability to lift freight and other objects up to 50 pounds frequently and more than 75 pounds occasionally.
Ability to connect or disconnect a kingpin with an average weight or pull force of approximately 75 pounds.
Ability to crank trailer landing gear up or down to secure vehicles.
Criminal background history is subject to review.
Must pass a pre-employment DOT physical and drug screen.
Communicate clearly and concisely.
Possess a team-oriented attitude.

Responsibilities

Maintain a current Class A CDL with Tanker endorsements.
Operate in accordance with FMCSR, DOT regulations, applicable laws, and company policies; maintain accurate records and logs.
Identify and minimize safety hazards and comply with applicable federal and state requirements.
Load and unload freight, or assist with loading and unloading when required by the customer.
Couple and uncouple trailers, including connecting or disconnecting air or electrical lines and manipulating fifth-wheel locks.
Operate tractor-trailer combinations for up to 14 consecutive hours in varied weather while safely transporting materials.
Climb ladders to inspect loads and ensure cargo is secure.
Perform vehicle inspections required under FMCSR section 396.13.
Follow special cargo procedures, such as checking refrigeration systems.
Perform basic vehicle maintenance, including adding oil, fuel, or radiator fluid and making minor repairs.
Use truck cab computers, CB radios, and telephones to exchange information with bases, supervisors, and other drivers.
Provide excellent customer service.
Perform other duties as assigned.