Yard Driver Opr DB01 C shift Sherman Case Ready Distribution

Tyson Foods•Sherman, TX

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Yard Driver is responsible for moving trailers in and out of dock doors using proper pull-light procedures. The role includes securing trailers with nose stands and wheel chocks; protecting products by monitoring trailer temperatures, fuel levels, and refrigeration units; and sealing finished loads while maintaining seal integrity on company property. The driver also supports safe traffic flow for outside drivers, ensures outbound trailers are washed and sanitized before loading, and keeps the yard free of debris and trash. The position includes performing pre-trip inspections on shag trucks, promptly reporting defects to a supervisor, and maintaining truck cleanliness. Drivers must follow PBX shag procedures and training and prioritize safety while operating shag trucks. The work involves bending, lifting, pushing and pulling, reaching, grasping, walking, standing, and climbing. Tasks may require lifting wheel chocks weighing approximately 65–75 pounds and positioning wheeled jack stands weighing 130 pounds. Work occurs outdoors in seasonal temperatures and in sheltered indoor areas. The schedule is described as three 12-hour shifts and one 6-hour shift, depending on the shift offered and agreed-upon hours. The listed shift is C Shift. Relocation assistance is not available. The location is not accepting rehires.

Requirements

Maintain a valid driver’s license and a clear motor vehicle report (MVR).
Ability to communicate with all levels of management.
Follow operational procedures and safety rules.
Be willing and able to perform the physical requirements of the job, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Responsibilities

Spot and pull trailers in and out of dock doors while following proper pull-light procedures.
Ensure every trailer has a nose stand and is properly chocked.
Monitor trailer temperatures, fuel levels, and refrigeration units to protect products.
Seal finished loads and maintain seal integrity while trailers are on company property.
Maintain good traffic flow for outside drivers on company property.
Ensure outbound trailers are thoroughly washed and sanitized before loading.
Keep the truck yard free of debris and trash.
Perform pre-trip inspections on shag trucks and report defects to a supervisor immediately for repair.
Maintain the cleanliness of shag trucks on a daily basis.
Follow PBX shag procedures and training.
Prioritize safety while operating a shag truck.