Non-CDL Driver

PFG | Performance Good Group

3d•$18 - $20

About The Position

The Non-CDL Driver drives a straight truck or van on local intrastate and/or interstate routes to deliver and unload food and food-related products. The role commonly handles urgent orders arising from mispicks and other customer service issues. Drivers must complete routes safely in accordance with company policies and Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, while communicating and interacting professionally with customers, vendors, and coworkers. The position pays $18.00–$20.00 per hour based on experience. The schedule is five days per week; the operation is open six days per week, and the schedule may fluctuate between Monday and Saturday. Sundays are off. The start time is from 6 a.m., with work continuing until the job is complete.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
At least 6 months of experience driving box trucks.
At least 6 months of customer service experience.
Non-commercial driver's license.
Meet DOT medical requirements.

Responsibilities

Conduct pre-trip safety inspections of the truck and trailer in accordance with DOT regulations, check that the cab and trailer meet company quality standards, and take appropriate action as needed.
Count loaded items and check customer invoices.
Accurately and legibly complete required freight paperwork.
Move the tractor to the loading dock and attach a preloaded trailer as needed.
Drive a predetermined route and deliver customer orders.
Handle urgent deliveries related to mispicks and other service issues, typically using a small straight truck or van.
Unload products and move them to designated customer storage areas.
Check items for damage and contact a supervisor about removing orders in accordance with company policy.
Verify deliveries with customers and obtain appropriate signatures.
Collect cash or checks when required.
Load customer returns onto the trailer and secure trailer doors.
Unload damaged goods and customer returns at the driver check-in dock and complete necessary paperwork.
Unload pallets, insulated blankets, Power Walker/hand carts, and remove trash from trailers as required.
Maintain daily hours-of-service records and enter them in the log in accordance with federal DOT, state, and company requirements.
Conduct post-trip vehicle safety checks, secure the tractor and trailer, and red-tag equipment for repair or maintenance as needed.
Perform general housekeeping in the cab and loading dock area and keep trailers clean as required.
Secure all equipment and complete necessary paperwork at the end of the shift.
Perform other related duties as assigned.