Truck Driver CDL A

Precinmac•Ogden, UT

20d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for material handling, shipping, receiving, stocking, inventory accuracy, and yard maintenance. The Truck Driver CDL A delivers materials and finished or processed parts to fabrication, machining, assembly, and other designated areas; loads and unloads material for customers and vendors; and receives, inventories, inspects, and stores incoming material in the proper locations. The role includes local pickups and deliveries as well as some over-the-road trips, using tractor-trailer combinations and various trucks, cranes, and material-handling equipment. The position maintains material storage areas, racks, zones, scrap bins, identification, inventory records, and equipment. It prepares, packages, and protects outgoing products in coordination with appropriate personnel and coordinates shipments and receipts with the Project Manager, Shipping/Receiving Supervisor, and others involved. The role also requires maintaining a safe work environment, communicating effectively, working independently and as part of a team, and being willing to train new hires in material handling. The schedule is day shift: Monday through Thursday, 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with alternating Fridays from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Overtime and travel may be required as business needs determine. Work takes place inside and mostly outside a typical fabrication shop, with conditions that vary by weather and exposure to heat and cold.

Requirements

Hold a current Class A CDL.
Hold a current driver's license and current medical card.
Hold current operator certification on powered industrial trucks.
Have at least three years of experience operating tractor-trailer combinations, including in freeway and smaller rural traffic conditions.
Have at least four years of material-handling experience.
Safely back and maneuver tractor-trailer combinations in varied loading and unloading locations and situations.
Have extensive knowledge of material grades and types.
Know shipping procedures and how the freight industry works.
Know inventory control and be able to use computers and inventory programs to retrieve information and verify received items.
Be able to operate and maneuver equipment in tight spaces, including forklifts, man-lifts, pallet jacks, and overhead cranes.
Be able to lift and carry up to 49 pounds; physical duties also require lifting at least 50 pounds, stooping, bending, and stretching.
Be able to sit on a forklift for long periods and stand, bend, or stoop for extended periods.
Be able to work indoors and outdoors in all weather conditions, including heat and cold.
Work effectively without supervision and be willing to work overtime when necessary.
Communicate well verbally and in writing; demonstrate interpersonal communication and problem-solving skills.
Develop and maintain trust, unity, and productive working relationships with management, team members, and customers.
Be an effective team player and maintain professional conduct and appearance.
Understand implicit and explicit instructions, respond appropriately in work situations, resolve problems, handle conflict, and make effective decisions under pressure.
Meet safety requirements and comply with safety laws, employer policies, and rules; report safety violations and potential violations.
Maintain regular and acceptable attendance and be available for travel as business needs require.

Responsibilities

Deliver materials from stock or remnants to designated areas.
Deliver fabricated, machined, blasted, and painted parts to designated areas.
Load and unload parts and materials for customers and vendors.
Receive, inventory, inspect, and store incoming material in the proper location.
Ensure timely delivery of materials to fabrication and assembly areas.
Care for and properly place new and remnant material in the yard.
Maintain scrap bins, storage racks and zones, and material identification for storage and future use.
Maintain accurate inventory documentation and records; organize stock in proper locations.
Prepare, package, and protect outgoing products in coordination with and approval from appropriate personnel.
Inspect, care for, and keep equipment clean.
Coordinate shipments and receipts with the Project Manager, Shipping/Receiving Supervisor, and other relevant personnel.
Maintain a safe work environment and comply with safety policies and requirements.
Operate tractor-trailer combinations for local pickups and deliveries and some over-the-road trips.
Operate trucks, forklifts, yard and overhead cranes, man-lifts, and other material-handling equipment as needed.
Train new hires on material-handling responsibilities when needed.
Maintain regular and acceptable attendance and be available for overtime and travel as business needs require.