CDL Class A Driver - Home Daily Multi-Stop Delivery

Job Description

Job Description

Precision Steel Services — Toledo, OH

Precision Steel Services has supplied steel across the Midwest since 1974. We are looking for an experienced CDL Class A Driver to safely deliver steel products to customers and vendors.

A valid CDL Class A is required for this position.

This is more than a driving job.

Our drivers complete daily multi-stop routes, secure and protect their loads, maintain accurate delivery documentation, and interact directly with customers. You are often the only Precision Steel employee the customer sees, which means you carry more than steel - you carry our name, reputation, and trust.

This is a hands-on, home-daily driving position for someone who takes safety seriously, stays organized, communicates early, and represents the company professionally at every stop.

What You’ll Do

• Safely operate company tractors and trailers on daily multi-stop delivery routes
• Deliver and pick up steel products from customers, vendors, and processing partners
• Secure loads using chains, binders, straps, tarps, and approved securement equipment
• Apply and remove tarps to protect material from weather, road debris, and damage
• Get in and out of the cab and on and off the trailer throughout the route
• Perform required pre-trip and post-trip inspections
• Maintain accurate electronic driver logs using an ELD system
• Follow DOT hours-of-service, inspection, and documentation requirements
• Maintain bills of lading, packing slips, delivery paperwork, signatures, and route documentation
• Verify the truck, trailer, load, securement, and paperwork before leaving
• Plan and adjust routes to support safe, efficient, and on-time deliveries
• Maneuver trailers into customer docks, industrial facilities, and tight delivery areas
• Communicate delays, equipment problems, load issues, and customer concerns early
• Interact professionally with customers during deliveries and pickups
• Assist with loading, unloading, and material handling when required
• Keep the truck, cab, trailer, equipment, and paperwork clean and organized

What We Expect

• You check the truck, check the load, and do not leave until you know it is safe
• You follow load-securement and tarping procedures every time, regardless of weather or schedule pressure
• You stay calm through traffic, weather, tight delivery locations, route changes, and customer frustration
• You keep your paperwork, route information, and delivery documents organized
• You communicate early when a delivery is delayed or something is not right
• You drive safely and remain aware of motorists, pedestrians, customer employees, and the public
• You do not take shortcuts on the road, at the customer’s facility, or with the load
• You represent Precision Steel professionally and respectfully at every stop
• You bring customer feedback back to the right people instead of creating confusion or drama
• You show up reliably and understand that customers and coworkers are counting on you

What Winning Looks Like

• Loads are checked, properly secured, protected, and delivered without damage
• Pre-trip, post-trip, ELD, and delivery documentation are complete and accurate
• Stops are completed safely, on time, and with the correct paperwork
• Customers see a prepared, respectful, and professional driver
• The truck, trailer, cab, and securement equipment stay clean, safe, and organized
• Delays, problems, and customer feedback are communicated early
• You remain steady and professional when routes or schedules change
• You help protect the customer relationship, not just complete the delivery

Why Precision Steel

Drivers are the face of Precision Steel. Most customers do not see everything that happened before delivery—they see the driver, the truck, the material, and the condition in which it arrives.

We are looking for CDL Class A drivers who take pride in how they do the job, understand the responsibility they carry, and represent the company professionally. A strong driver does more than finish the route. They protect the load, the public, the customer relationship, and the reputation of the entire company.

Fast hiring process: interview, shop tour and driving review, and quick decision for the right person.

Requirements

Required Qualifications

• Valid CDL Class A
• At least 2 years of commercial driving experience involving multiple delivery stops per day
• Experience securing loads using chains, binders, straps, tarps, or similar equipment
• Experience using an electronic logging device for routes and hours-of-service records
• Ability to perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections accurately
• Ability to maintain bills of lading, delivery documents, logs, and required paperwork
• Ability to climb in and out of the cab and safely get on and off the trailer
• Ability to tarp, strap, unstrap, secure, and inspect loads in varying weather conditions
• Ability to follow DOT requirements, company policies, and safe-driving practices
• Reliable attendance and strong communication skills
• Professional attitude when interacting with customers, vendors, and internal teams
• Ability to meet company and insurance driving requirements

Preferred Qualifications

• Flatbed, Conestoga, steel, metal, manufacturing, or industrial delivery experience
• Experience maneuvering 48- to 53-foot trailers in tight docks, narrow driveways, congested areas, or city traffic
• Experience driving in snow, heavy rain, and other difficult road conditions
• Customer-facing delivery experience
• Experience loading or unloading steel, heavy material, skids, or industrial products
• Forklift or other material-handling equipment experience
• Familiarity with Geotab or similar ELD and fleet-management systems

Benefits

Pay & Work Opportunity

Base Pay: $25.00/hour, based on experience

New-Hire Bonus:

• $750 after your first 40-hour paycheck
• $750 after 90 days

Overtime available

Home daily

How You Grow Here

We do not believe in flat roles. Your responsibility and value grow as you become safer, more reliable, more efficient, and more trusted by customers and the team.

Strong drivers continue developing their knowledge of routes, customer expectations, load securement, DOT compliance, equipment care, and delivery problem-solving.

Progression is earned through performance, not just time on the job.