Switcher II CDL - 3rd Shift

CONA Services•Bishopville, SC

2d•$22 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

The Switcher II-CDL transports full and empty trailers between docks and designated drop-parking locations in the trailer yard, supporting inbound unloading and outbound loading warehouse operations safely, accurately, and efficiently. The role includes inspecting trailers for mechanical maintenance needs or safety hazards before moving them, tagging out trailers that require attention, and communicating discovered issues to warehouse management and/or fleet maintenance. The position may occasionally require operating a forklift or other powered industrial truck equipment in the warehouse.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Knowledge acquired through 1 to up to 3 years of work experience.
CDL-A (Commercial Driver’s License).
Ability to continuously climb steps to get in and out of the switcher tractor.
Ability to read, write, and use a radio.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while walking and repetitively lifting 30 pounds, and to lift up to 75 pounds.
Ability to collaborate within a team environment.
Ability to coordinate and organize efficient and dependable warehouse processes.
Ability to adapt to different work areas throughout the workday and meet the minimum expectations of those work areas.
Ability to read and interpret instructions from a computer screen.
Attention to detail and ability to differentiate packages.
Ability to work outdoors exposed to the elements and in a noisy, non-climate-controlled environment that is hot in summer and cold in winter.
Self-starter who takes initiative and proactively seeks value-add opportunities.
Flexibility in scheduling; work hours may change based on business demands.

Nice To Haves

PIT (Powered Industrial Truck) certification, including Pallet Jack, Forklift, Double Forklift, and Switch Tractor.

Responsibilities

Transport full and empty trailers between docks, public roadways, and designated drop-parking spaces.
Inspect trailers before transporting them to identify mechanical maintenance needs or potential safety hazards.
Tag out trailers requiring attention and communicate discovered issues to warehouse management and/or fleet maintenance.
Maintain trailer-yard organization to support efficient and safe trailer transport.
Maintain the cleanliness and safety of the work area and warehouse.
Perform other tasks, including pallet building, as requested by management.
Perform duties other than switching as assigned.