Class A CDL Utility Driver: Req # 3998

Denali is the leading organic recycling company dedicated to unlocking the power of unused food and organics. The company transforms these materials into valuable resources that feed, fuel, and replenish the earth. Denali is committed to environmental sustainability by helping keep water clean, reducing landfill dependency, improving soil fertility, supporting resilient farming practices, and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Operating nationally, Denali provides scalable and measurable solutions to businesses that handle food waste. Their services and products impact thousands of acres of land and millions of tons of organic material, touching nearly every individual in the United States who purchases and consumes food. The company focuses on creating meaningful change to reduce environmental impact and promote circular organic resource management. Denali fosters a mission-driven culture emphasizing sustainability and innovation, making it a rapidly growing organization in the waste management and environmental services industry.

The role of Class A CDL Utility Driver is full-time and hourly, available in locations including Douglasville, PA, Dover, DE, and Burlington, NJ. Compensation includes competitive weekly pay plus a $1000 annual retention bonus. The company also emphasizes safety and employee recognition through its PEAKS Safety Program, which offers regional and annual raffles with significant cash prizes. The Class A Utility Driver is essential in transporting utility equipment, materials, and personnel safely and efficiently to various job sites, primarily within the Farmington, CT area. This role involves operating Class A commercial vehicles in strict compliance with federal, state, and company safety regulations to support overall utility operations.

Responsibilities include maintaining vehicles via thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections, timely reporting of mechanical issues, and collaborating closely with field teams to ensure equipment delivery and setup for utility maintenance and repair work. The driver must ensure that all logistics support is executed with precision and safety, contributing to the overall reliability and efficiency of utility services. This is a safety-sensitive position requiring a clear mind and diligence, with the employee being responsible for personal and public safety. The position demands adherence to DOT regulations and company policies while demonstrating proactive communication with customers, vendors, and company operations teams. Drivers should expect to operate both intra- and interstate routes and handle flexible work hours, which may extend up to 60-70 hours weekly during peak seasons. The use of electronic logging systems and basic computer and communication devices is integral to daily tasks.