CDL Driver

Safe Vehicle Operation: Operate commercial vehicles, including tractor-trailers, box trucks, or buses, in compliance with all traffic laws, safety regulations, and company policies

Cargo Handling: Load and unload cargo safely, ensuring it is properly secured to prevent damage during transit. Assist with counting, inspecting, and documenting freight as needed

Route Planning and Logistics: Plan efficient routes using GPS or maps, account for traffic, road closures, and delivery schedules, and coordinate with dispatchers to ensure timely deliveries

Vehicle Maintenance: Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections, report mechanical issues, perform minor repairs, and maintain vehicle cleanliness to ensure operational safety

Record-Keeping: Maintain accurate logs of driving hours, mileage, fuel consumption, deliveries, and rest periods, often using electronic logging devices (ELDs) to comply with Department of Transportation regulations

Customer Service: Interact professionally with clients, handle inquiries or concerns, and maintain a positive attitude during deliveries

Compliance and Safety: Follow all federal, state, and local transportation laws, including hours-of-service rules, weight and size restrictions, and safety protocols. Adhere to company policies and emergency procedures

Physical and Operational Requirements: Be physically fit to handle long hours of driving, lifting cargo (up to 50 pounds), and performing vehicle inspections. Maintain a valid CDL (Class A or B) and medical card, and pass drug and alcohol tests