CDL Driver

Local CDL A Or CDL B Driver

We are committed to the personal and professional growth of our team members and we show this by having a clear path of advancement for our Drivers with on-the-job and web-based training for you to move up as a Driver or other positions within the branch. You are also rewarded for your safety.

Essential Job Duties And Responsibilities

The primary duty of the Driver, which we call a Logistics Specialist II with or without a Crane Operator, is to deliver building materials to a customer's place of business or to a job site. Drivers operate within a maximum of a 200-mile radius of their home branch, with deliveries originating and ending at the branch (no deliveries result in an overnight stay).

• Home every night
• Safety Bonus
• Safely drive a commercial vehicle in compliance with all DOT regulations.
• Be a leader for job site safety by operating all equipment in accordance with local, state, and federal laws at all times.
• Perform pre and post-trip inspections
• Validate and confirm inventory loaded on the truck comparing purchase orders, sign-off on delivery tickets and confirm addresses on delivery tickets and ensure that routing information is obtained prior to leaving the branch.
• Conduct a job site inspection and document any existing damage to lawn, landscaping, or driveway, and the location of any power lines, sprinklers, septic tanks, mailboxes, fences, etc.
• Capture pictures of all building products delivered in accordance with Company Policy.

Requirements

All CDL Drivers in the US must register with FMCSA as of January 6, 2020. If offered a job, our background check company will check that you registered before continuing with your background and drug screen.

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