CDL A Shuttle Truck Driver

Sysco Corporation is a global leader in selling, marketing, and distributing food products to restaurants, healthcare, and educational facilities. Founded in 1969, Sysco has grown to be the largest foodservice distributor in North America. The company is committed to food safety, quality products, and exceptional customer service. Sysco operates a vast network of distribution centers and employs a large workforce dedicated to ensuring customers across the country receive their orders accurately and punctually. Sysco's values focus on integrity, teamwork, and innovation, striving to provide an outstanding workplace for its employees while delivering superior solutions to its customers.

The role available is for a part-time CDL A Shuttle Delivery Truck Driver. This position requires operating tractor-trailers to transport doubles or potentially triples between Sysco's facility and shuttle yards. Drivers may occasionally be asked to unload or deliver various products to customer locations on a scheduled route. Being home daily is an essential benefit of this position, offering a work-life balance that is often challenging in the transportation industry. This role is ideal for professional drivers who possess a valid Class A Commercial Driver's License with a clean driving record, and who are reliable, safety-conscious, and motivated by the fast-paced nature of the logistics environment. The company encourages career growth and offers ongoing training to support the professional development of its drivers. With an excellent compensation package including paid vacation, holidays, and comprehensive healthcare benefits, Sysco remains a desirable employer in the trucking sector. This job requires physical stamina as some freight handling involves lifting items weighing between 40-60 pounds, occasionally up to 100 pounds. The role is a perfect match for individuals looking to join a prestigious company that values its workforce and rewards commitment with competitive pay and extensive benefits.