Local CDL Truck Driver

Description We are expanding and growing our team of Local CDL Drivers. We are a local family‑owned company where people and culture matter! Our local CDL Truck Drivers transport materials to and from customers, with hours that fit your schedule—be home every night. We offer a Monday through Friday schedule that is an excellent opportunity for year‑round work. Benefit Package Health Insurance, Dental and Vision Life Insurance 401k with a company contribution 9 Paid Holidays Paid Time Off after 90 days Much, Much More! Essential Functions Safely operate a commercial truck, following traffic laws and company policies, employing defensive driving techniques to ensure safety while adhering to hours‑of‑service regulations. Conduct pre‑trip and post‑trip inspections, report mechanical issues to ensure proper functionality and minimize downtime. Load, unload and secure cargo, follow delivery schedules, verify documentation and obtain necessary signatures. Communicate professionally with dispatchers, customers and stakeholders, addressing inquiries and reporting feedback. Adhere to transportation and safety regulations, including weight limits, hazardous materials, and driving restrictions, and maintain required certifications. Respond to emergencies, accidents or breakdowns following company protocols, and report incidents promptly. Other Duties/Responsibilities Follow safety protocols and procedures, wearing appropriate PPE and securing loads. Stop truck at predetermined locations to collect or deliver metals or refuse. May manually load or unload materials and operate automated lifting mechanisms. Required Skills/Abilities Extensive knowledge of FMCSA/DOT regulations. Knowledge of hydraulic lugger, roll‑off, and end‑dump trailer operation. Train others in safe truck and equipment operation. Good verbal and written communication; interact professionally with customers. Work well independently and in a team. Problem‑solve and learn quickly. Negotiate and settle differences quickly and peacefully. Operate heavy machinery and handle equipment safely. Complete safety awareness training. Qualifications, Education and Experience/Training At least two years of related experience. High school diploma or equivalent. Valid Class A Commercial Motor Vehicle License. Clean motor vehicle record. CDL Hazardous Materials Endorsement (Preferred). Certification as a Tier 1 CDL driver. Pass and maintain a DOT physical exam. Physical Requirements Lifting: must be able to lift, carry and move up to 50 pounds at a time. Work physically demanding: climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, carrying, stooping. Good hand‑eye coordination and balance; perform tasks requiring use of arms and legs. Work long periods including evenings and weekends when necessary. Meet DOT physical requirements and wear protective equipment for eye and ear. Operate vehicles in all weather conditions and terrains; tolerate noise and smells associated with plant. #J-18808-Ljbffr