Senior CDL Driver Technician

Xylem•Richmond, VA

10d•$28 - $32

About The Position

The Senior CDL Driver Technician safely operates a DOT-regulated vehicle and supports the delivery, installation, and dismantling of Xylem equipment. The role also performs field service activities at customer sites, including troubleshooting systems and identifying and remedying safety issues involving Company- or customer-owned equipment. The position involves direct customer interaction and may require work at multiple sites with multiple technologies. The Driver Technician identifies and verifies equipment deliveries and collections with customers, inspects equipment for damage, and documents findings. The role uses electronic logging devices to maintain hours-of-service logs in accordance with applicable regulations, and operates motorized equipment-handling machinery to load, unload, and secure equipment for safe transport. Flexible and extended hours may be required, including weekends, overtime, and on-call rotations. Duties may vary by location and business need.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
1–2 years of CDL experience.
Valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
Class A license required.
Ability to obtain a Department of Transportation medical card (which may be obtained after hire).
Meet FMCSA age requirements.
Ability to obtain a Hazmat endorsement if needed.
Experience operating heavy industrial equipment, such as flatbed trailers, telehandlers, skid steers, or air tuggers.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to read design documents or other layouts as necessary.
Ability to obtain required customer clearances, such as TWIC or DISA.

Nice To Haves

Tanker endorsement.

Responsibilities

Safely operate a DOT-regulated vehicle and support delivery, installation, or dismantling of Xylem equipment.
Perform field service activities at customer sites, including system troubleshooting and identifying and remedying safety issues with Company- or customer-owned equipment.
Identify or verify equipment deliveries and collections with customers; inspect equipment and assess and document any damage.
Maintain detailed hours-of-service logs using Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) in accordance with state and FMCSA guidelines.
Use motorized equipment-handling machinery to load and unload equipment safely.
Secure equipment on trucks and trailers for over-the-road travel in accordance with applicable FMCSA and federal and local DOT guidelines.
Confirm items to be delivered or picked up with customers, ensure completeness and accuracy, and obtain customer signatures on appropriate paperwork.
Work flexible or extended hours as needed, including weekends, overtime, and on-call rotations.
Work effectively in a team and with minimal supervision.
Obtain required customer clearances, such as TWIC or DISA.
Perform additional duties as required by location or business needs.