Commercial Driver's License Truck Driver

Overview As a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Truck Driver, you’ll move freight safely and reliably using commercial trucks and tractor-trailers. You may drive over-the-road (OTR) routes or local delivery routes, using GPS navigation to follow assigned plans and keep deliveries on track. Depending on the load and equipment, work may involve refrigerated trailers, flatbeds, tankers, or automobile transportation. Your impact: Safe, timely freight delivery helps customers receive the goods they need and keeps supply chains moving. Responsibilities Operate commercial trucks and tractor-trailers; complete delivery driving and route driving assignments. Load and unload freight, secure cargo, and perform manual handling as needed. Inspect vehicles and cargo before, during, and after trips; report issues promptly. Follow assigned routes, use GPS navigation, and communicate delivery updates. Transport hazardous materials or dangerous goods only when authorized, following applicable handling and documentation procedures. Skills Required: Valid CDL and ability to meet applicable Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requirements. Required: Safe truck driving, commercial driving, driving, and manual-transmission skills; ability to handle truck loading and unloading. Preferred: Delivery driver experience, commercial truck driving experience, freight and logistics cargo handling, and OTR route experience. Preferred: Experience with refrigerated trailers, automobile transportation, flatbed, or tanker equipment. Knowledge of hazardous materials regulations and hazmat procedures is preferred; required credentials depend on the assigned loads. Pay: $0.50 - $0.60 per mile Benefits: Relocation assistance Work Location: On the road

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