Spotter with CDL A & Hazmat - 1st Shift

Mauser Packaging Solutions•Addison, IL

81d•Onsite

About The Position

A CDL Spotter is responsible for moving trailers throughout the site's yard in a safe and timely manner to the proper place. In addition to loading and unloading merchandise, a CDL Spotter may engage with shipping, receiving, and have to deliver and pick up trailers at other site locations. A commercial driver's license Class A with the Hazmat endorsement is required for the CDL Spotter position. The commercial driver's license allows a person to operate commercial motor vehicles (CMV's) such as tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, dump trucks, large cargo trucks, and passenger buses. This role will be working 1st Shift : Monday through Friday, some Saturdays. The starting pay for this role is $29 an hour.

Requirements

Class A CDL license required
Minimum hiring age: 23 years old
Good customer service & teamwork skills
Good physical condition; must be able to get in and out of trucks several times per day
Able to work in all types of environments, including inclement weather
Good backing skills
Recent verifiable, tractor/ trailer driving experience or related
Current DOT medical card
No DUI/DWI, Careless/Reckless driving citations or revoked/suspended license in the past 5 years
No more than 2 moving violations within the past 3 years
MVR required for interview (current, dated within 30 days of application)
Prior to employment, able to pass a complete DOT physical, drug screen, criminal background check and road test
Available for any shift.
Able to lift 35 pounds.
Work jobs that have repetitive motion.
Implement and follow safe work practices and rules.
Able to prove they have a right to work in the United States.
Successfully pass a physician’s examination, drug screen and background check.
Willing to have a baseline audiometric test

Nice To Haves

Prefer high school graduates or GEDs
Sufficient work experience to be successful on the job.

Responsibilities

Moving trailers throughout the site's yard in a safe and timely manner to the proper place.
Loading and unloading merchandise.
Engaging with shipping and receiving.
Delivering and picking up trailers at other site locations.