Non CDL Yard Jockey

US Foods•Fort Mill, SC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

US Foods is hiring a non-CDL Yard Jockey to support its transportation operations in Fort Mill, South Carolina. The role coordinates with the Dispatcher/Router on truck, trailer, and door assignments and ensures equipment is coupled and ready for operation. The schedule is Sunday through Thursday, from 6 PM until finish. The expected base rate is $24.91 per hour, with overtime compensation as applicable. The Yard Jockey moves trailers between buildings, supports loading and unloading or merging loads, stages shuttle trailers nightly, and prepares backhaul trailers for warehouse unloading. The position also works with mechanics to support equipment reliability and prepares equipment for the next day's deliveries. The role requires repetitive handling of product weighing 20 to 80+ pounds, driving and working in inclement weather, and frequent stops. It involves regular physical activity including grasping and manipulating objects, as well as sitting, standing, walking, driving, climbing, balancing, stooping, squatting, kneeling, bending, reaching, twisting, and manual dexterity.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years old.
Have a valid driver's license issued by the state of residence.
Successfully pass a DOT physical examination.
Read and communicate proficiently in English, including understanding traffic signs, responding to official inquiries, and documenting information.
Lift, carry, push, pull, or lower 20 to 80+ pounds repetitively during each shift.
Drive and work in inclement weather and make frequent stops (10+ per shift).

Nice To Haves

At least six months of non-CDL commercial driving experience.
Ability to operate a manual transmission; may be required at specific locations.

Responsibilities

Communicate with the Dispatcher/Router to coordinate truck and trailer assignments.
Keep assigned equipment coupled and ready for use.
Move trailers between buildings as directed by the Router or Warehouse Supervisor.
Load, unload, or merge loads between environments as needed.
Prepare shuttle trailers each night for shuttle drivers.
Set up trailers for backhauls, including using tractors and empty pallets properly.
Place backhauls in the correct door for warehouse unloading.
Ensure equipment is paired and prepared for the next day's deliveries.
Work with mechanics each night to maintain equipment reliability.
Attend required company meetings and trainings.
Perform other duties assigned by management.