CDL Driver

Local Route Truck Drivers

We're looking for motivated, engaged people to help make everyone's journeys better.

Local route truck drivers (CDL A or B) are responsible for loading galley equipment onto a truck, driving the truck to various types of aircrafts, and unloading the equipment. Local CDL truck drivers usually drive on local public roads, outside of the airport and terminal.

Main Duties and Responsibilities:

• Local CDL truck drivers load equipment onto the truck.
• Drive the truck to the aircraft (local airport).
• Load galleys according to customer guidelines (local airport).
• Local CDL truck drivers unload dirty equipment, and place dirty equipment and trash in designated area (local facility).
• All activities must be accomplished according to customer guidelines and while adhering to safety and sanitation regulations.
• Interact with the airline representatives at the aircraft (local airport).
• Follow directions.
• Work as a member of the transportation team.
• Additional duties may be assigned as deemed necessary by management for the local CDL truck drivers.

Qualifications:

• Education: High school diploma or GED is preferred.
• Work experience: Up to one-year experience preferred.
• Technical skills: (Certification, licenses, and registration)
• Current U.S. driver's license.
• CDL Class A or B is required (all local routes and airport).
• Some locations may require a customs seal from local airport authority (local airport).
• Language/communication skills:
• Local CDL truck drivers must be able to read and write to complete required forms.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors and co-workers.

Requirements of the Job:

• Work assigned schedule which may vary and could include weekends and holidays (all local routes and airport).
• Local CDL truck drivers work overtime when required.
• Local CDL truck drivers must arrive to work on-time (local facility).
• Local CDL truck drivers must comply with company policies.
• Local CDL truck drivers must complete paperwork and related administrative duties.

Work Environment:

• Local CDL truck drivers will be exposed to extreme temperature changes and noise.
• Majority of duties performed by local CDL truck drivers are outside in all weather conditions.
• Local CDL truck drivers must be able to lift, push, pull, and move product, equipment, and supplies up to fifty (50) pounds frequently during shift.
• Local CDL truck drivers regularly stand, bend, lift, and move intermittently during shifts of 8+ hours.
• Local CDL truck drivers must be able to work at heights up to 25 feet or more depending upon aircraft.

Demonstrated Values to be Successful in the Position:

• We treat each other with respect and we act with integrity.
• We communicate and keep each other informed.
• We put our heads together to problem solve and deliver excellence as a team.
• We have passion for our work and we pay attention to the little details.
• We foster an environment of accountability, take responsibility for our actions and learn from our mistakes.
• We do what we say we will do, when we say we are going to do it.
• We care about our coworkers, always taking an opportunity to make someone's day better.

Drug-Free Workplace

Fla. Stat. 440.102.

One time only, before testing, the employer shall give all employees and job applicants for employment a written policy statement.

An employer shall include notice of drug testing on vacancy announcements for positions for which drug testing is required. A notice of the employer's drug-testing policy must also be posted in an appropriate and conspicuous location on the employer's premises, and copies of the policy must be made available for inspection by the employees or job applicants of the employer during regular business hours in the employer's personnel office or other suitable locations.

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