
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Compensation
Salary
Range $50,000.00 - $80,000.00
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Benefits
Medical
Dental
Vision
short-term disability
long-term disability
Life insurance
Paid Time Off
401K with company match
Safety Bonuses
Job Description
The hiring establishment is a professional transportation company specializing in local goods delivery services. They prioritize safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction within the logistics and freight sector. This organization operates with a dedicated team of experienced truck drivers and support staff committed to maintaining high standards and providing reliable transport solutions. Their business is built on strong relationships with clients and stringent adherence to traffic safety and vehicle maintenance protocols. Employees benefit from a comprehensive package that includes competitive commission-based pay reflecting the percentage of the loads they transport, providing potential earnings between $50,000 and $80,000 annually depending on experience and performance. This is a full-time role with a local route focus, ideal for those seeking stable employment within the regional transportation industry.
The role of CDL Class A/B Dump Truck Driver is crucial to the company’s operations. Drivers are responsible for the safe and timely delivery of goods from one location to another. Their duties include loading their vehicles securely, adhering strictly to traffic laws, and ensuring proper unloading and delivery at designated destinations. Drivers have a vital role in maintaining road safety and the company’s reputation by following approved routes, communicating efficiently with dispatchers, and conducting routine vehicle inspections. They are also responsible for documenting deliveries accurately using electronic tablets and daily worksheets, reporting any incidents or mechanical issues promptly to maintain operational efficiency. This role demands professionalism, reliability, and a commitment to customer service, as drivers often serve as the direct face of the company during deliveries. Drivers must keep their commercial driver’s license up to date, maintain a clean driving record, and comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, including logging hours and activities accordingly.
The role of CDL Class A/B Dump Truck Driver is crucial to the company’s operations. Drivers are responsible for the safe and timely delivery of goods from one location to another. Their duties include loading their vehicles securely, adhering strictly to traffic laws, and ensuring proper unloading and delivery at designated destinations. Drivers have a vital role in maintaining road safety and the company’s reputation by following approved routes, communicating efficiently with dispatchers, and conducting routine vehicle inspections. They are also responsible for documenting deliveries accurately using electronic tablets and daily worksheets, reporting any incidents or mechanical issues promptly to maintain operational efficiency. This role demands professionalism, reliability, and a commitment to customer service, as drivers often serve as the direct face of the company during deliveries. Drivers must keep their commercial driver’s license up to date, maintain a clean driving record, and comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations, including logging hours and activities accordingly.
Job Requirements
- Must have Class A or B CDL license
- Must pass drug and alcohol screening
- Must have clean driving record
- Must provide current MVR
- Must provide medical certificate
Job Qualifications
- Class A or B CDL license
- Must pass drug and alcohol test
- Must have a clean driving record
- Must provide current motor vehicle report (MVR)
- Must provide medical certificate
Job Duties
- Deliver goods to customers in a timely fashion
- Load and unload cargo
- Communicate and coordinate with dispatchers
- Record cargo deliveries through daily worksheets and electronic tablet
- Refuel and clean the vehicle
- Report road incidents to dispatcher promptly
- Follow traffic laws
- Inspect trucks and record issues
- Follow accident procedures
- Keep an activity log and log hours as required by Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Report mechanical problems to maintenance personnel using repair order sheets
- Plan routes using GPS system and seek dispatcher approval for alternate routes when necessary
- Maintain a positive attitude with customers and treat all with respect and courtesy
- Keep commercial driver's license up to date
Job Criteria
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
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