SGC Foodservice Route Driver - Class A CDL

SGC Foodservice•Kansas City, MO

9d•$33 - $33

About The Position

The SGC Foodservice Route Driver transports and delivers groceries using gasoline- or diesel-powered tractor-trailer combinations, over short and/or long distances. The driver is responsible for safe vehicle operation, freight handling and securement, delivery documentation, and compliance with applicable company policies and federal, state, and local regulations. The role involves frequent physical handling of freight and may include irregular schedules, long trips, and overnight assignments.

Requirements

Valid Commercial Driver’s License.
Acceptable Motor Vehicle Record, typically four points or less against the license.
Ability to read, write, perform simple mathematical calculations, handle receipts and customer payments responsibly, read maps and road signs, and maintain logs.
Good oral communication skills.
Ability to follow instructions and receive directions by phone or through the company onboard electronic log device (Samsara).
Working knowledge of vehicle safety and control systems.
Knowledge of DOT regulations governing safe driving, hours of service, inspection and maintenance, and transportation of hazardous materials as needed.
Must meet or exceed U.S. Department of Transportation medical standards.
Must satisfactorily pass a drug test.
Must satisfactorily pass a POET (Post Offer Employment Test) assessing physical capability to perform essential job functions and physical demands.
Must satisfactorily pass an alcohol test, if applicable.
Ability to remain alert while driving for up to 11 hours of total drive time or 14 hours of total on-duty time, shift a manual transmission, and operate foot pedals.
Ability to perform the described frequent and occasional physical activities, including squatting, crouching, climbing, balancing, bending, twisting, reaching, pushing, pulling, carrying, loading, and unloading freight.

Responsibilities

Hook and unhook trailers from tractors or converter dollies, including positioning dollies and operating landing gear.
Load and unload trailers, independently or with assistance and mechanical freight-handling equipment as needed.
Lift, pull, push, and carry freight of varying weights.
Secure shipments in the trailer by tying down or bracing cargo as required.
Inspect the truck before, during, and after trips, and submit an electronic condition report at the end of each trip or tour of duty.
Review shipping papers to determine the nature of the load and identify hazardous materials; verify related paperwork, freight markings and labels, and vehicle placarding when hazardous materials are present.
Drive to delivery destinations in accordance with federal regulations and applicable hours-of-service limits.
Maneuver the vehicle safely at varying speeds and in difficult conditions, including heavy traffic, inclement weather, and tight loading dock areas.
Ensure required shipping documentation is available for inspection and accompanies shipments upon delivery.
Maintain records required by state and federal regulations, including drivers’ logs, fuel-purchase records, and mileage records.
Follow company policies and procedures and comply with regulations governing safe commercial motor vehicle operation.
Report accidents involving the driver or company equipment and report highway safety hazards observed en route.
Report delays caused by breakdowns, weather, traffic, emergencies, or irregularities with cargo pickup or delivery.