CDL/Non-CDL Driver

About the Role: The CDL/Non-CDL Driver plays a critical role in ensuring the timely and safe delivery of retail goods to various locations, directly impacting customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. This position involves operating commercial vehicles, ranging from smaller delivery trucks to larger tractor-trailers, depending on licensing and assignment, to transport merchandise from distribution centers to retail stores or customers. The driver is responsible for maintaining the vehicle in good working condition, adhering to all safety and traffic regulations, and managing delivery schedules effectively. This role requires strong attention to detail to verify shipment contents, obtain necessary signatures, and report any discrepancies or issues encountered during transit. Ultimately, the CDL/Non-CDL Driver supports the retail supply chain by providing reliable transportation services that uphold the company’s standards for quality and service excellence. Minimum Qualifications: Valid CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) for CDL driver positions or a valid driver’s license for Non-CDL positions. Clean driving record with no recent violations or accidents. Ability to pass a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical examination and drug screening. Basic knowledge of vehicle maintenance and safety regulations. High school diploma or equivalent. Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience driving commercial vehicles in a retail or logistics environment. Familiarity with GPS navigation systems and electronic logging devices (ELDs). Customer service experience to effectively interact with clients during deliveries. Ability to lift heavy packages and perform physical tasks related to loading and unloading. Knowledge of local and regional routes to optimize delivery efficiency. Responsibilities: Operate commercial vehicles safely and efficiently to deliver retail products to designated locations within scheduled timeframes. Inspect vehicles before and after trips to ensure proper maintenance and report any mechanical issues promptly. Load and unload merchandise carefully, verifying shipment accuracy against delivery documentation. Follow all federal, state, and local traffic laws and company safety policies to maintain a safe driving environment. Communicate effectively with dispatchers, warehouse personnel, and customers to coordinate deliveries and resolve any issues. Maintain accurate records of deliveries, mileage, fuel consumption, and any incidents during transit. Assist with warehouse duties as needed, including organizing inventory and preparing orders for shipment. Skills: The CDL/Non-CDL Driver utilizes strong driving skills daily to navigate various routes safely and efficiently, ensuring timely deliveries. Attention to detail is essential when verifying shipment contents and maintaining accurate delivery records, which helps prevent errors and supports inventory management. Communication skills are employed to coordinate with dispatch and customers, resolving any delivery challenges promptly and professionally. Physical stamina and dexterity are important for handling loading and unloading tasks, contributing to smooth operational flow. Additionally, problem-solving skills are used to adapt to traffic conditions, vehicle issues, or schedule changes, maintaining service reliability and customer satisfaction.

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