Transport Driver

CONA Services•Mansfield, OH

About The Position

The Transport Driver ensures the safe and timely transportation of finished goods, raw materials, and other essential items between branches, distribution centers, customers, and production or manufacturing facilities. The role follows Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, company policies, and Department of Transportation Hours of Service guidelines, and supports scheduled deliveries and production needs. It also involves securing loads, operating and dropping trailers, connecting and disconnecting brake and air lines, operating landing gear, and properly accounting for load paperwork. Customer engagement is minimal. The position requires daily vehicle safety inspections, accurate Electronic Logging Device compliance, and completion of assigned safety training. Work conditions vary and may include exposure to weather. The listed pay is $22.31 per hour.

Requirements

Class A commercial driver’s license.
Haz-Mat and doubles endorsements; the posting states these may be required in certain geographical areas, while the Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities section lists them as required.
At least 2 years of verifiable over-the-road bulk rig driving experience using a tractor, trailer, or transport vehicle.
Excellent driving and safety records; a 7-year Motor Vehicle Report will be reviewed.
Ability to work set shift times.
Ability to pass and maintain DOT physical requirements.
Must be at least 21 years old.
Knowledge acquired through 1 to up to 3 years of work experience.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Deliver full goods, raw materials, and other items safely and on time to customers, distribution centers, branches, and manufacturing facilities in accordance with FMCSA regulations, company policies, and DOT Hours of Service guidelines.
Conduct daily pre-trip and post-trip safety inspections of company assets, submit orders for needed repairs, and ensure loads are secure and safe for transit.
Maintain daily compliance with Electronic Logging Device processes and accurately account for DOT Hours of Service.
Complete required safety activities and use company assets properly while in transit and when delivering or dropping trailers.
Repeatedly hook and unhook trailers during the workday, including connecting and disconnecting brake and air lines and operating landing gear.
Properly account for paperwork related to loads.
Complete assigned monthly and yearly safety training.