CDL Driver

Truck DriversTruck Drivers deliver inventory and products as needed daily to other facilities, vendors, or customers. Communicating and coordinating with dispatchers, obeying and following applicable traffic laws, securing cargo and properly arranging and balancing it within the vehicle, maintaining a detailed log of working hours in compliance with state and federal regulations, ensuring any mechanical issues with the vehicle are corrected before driving, planning routes and meeting delivery schedules, complying with truck driving rules and regulations, reporting defects, accidents and violations, performing daily maintenance of truck (refueling, cleaning, etc.), loading and unloading box trucks with forklifts and pallet jacks, interacting with customers in a professional manner, performing pre- and post-trip vehicle inspection reports, recording cargo deliveries, verifying loads for accuracy, may drive forklift to transport stored items from warehouse to truck or to pick up items from several locations for shipment.Required Test: NonePreferred Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent or equal combination of education and experience, twelve (12) months of related experience, previous delivery driving experience preferred, must successfully pass a DOT physical with a medical examiners certificate of no less than 1 year, must have a valid state issued driver's license and maintain a driving record within company standards, adhering to policies, procedures and all traffic laws and regulations.Physical Strain: Lifting up to 50 pounds with frequent lifting and/or carrying objects weighing up to 30 pounds, bending, squatting, climbing, pulling, stooping, twisting, reaching, working at elevated heights, must be able to work under pressure, must be able to work with the team developing improved work processes for the department.