Truck Driver

CDL Driver Job Description Position Summary The CDL Driver is responsible for safely and efficiently operating commercial motor vehicles to transport materials and equipment to and from job sites. Drivers are expected to operate company equipment responsibly, comply with all applicable laws and company policies, accurately complete required documentation, communicate effectively, and safely perform the physical duties associated with commercial truck operation. Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities Maintain a valid and qualifying Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) appropriate for the equipment being operated. Maintain all required endorsements, medical certification, qualifications, and other licenses or certifications required by federal, state, customer, or company requirements. Safely and responsibly operate assigned commercial vehicles and equipment. Comply with all federal, state, DOT/FMCSA, customer, job-site, and company safety requirements. Perform complete and accurate pre-trip and post-trip inspections of assigned equipment. Identify and promptly report mechanical issues, damage, defects, safety concerns, or required repairs. Follow dispatch instructions, job-site directions, designated routes, and instructions provided by authorized supervisors or management. Communicate clearly and professionally with dispatch, supervisors, customers, job-site personnel, and other employees. Complete all required paperwork and electronic documentation accurately and timely, including time records, haul sheets, inspection reports, delivery documentation, and other company-required records. Maintain awareness of surroundings and operate equipment appropriately for traffic, road, weather, job-site, and loading/unloading conditions. Follow safe loading, hauling, unloading, dumping, and material-handling procedures applicable to the equipment being operated. Properly position the vehicle for loading, unloading, dumping, or other job-site operations. Monitor vehicle and load conditions throughout the workday. Maintain the interior and exterior of assigned equipment in a reasonably clean and safe condition. Clean truck beds, trailers, equipment, and other areas of the vehicle as needed. Immediately report accidents, injuries, property damage, citations, equipment damage, or other safety-related incidents. Attend required safety meetings, training, and company meetings. Perform other duties reasonably related to the CDL Driver position as assigned. Physical Requirements / Essential Physical Functions The CDL Driver position is an active commercial driving position. Employees must be physically capable of safely performing the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation. The position regularly requires the employee to: Climb into and out of large commercial trucks multiple times throughout the workday. Use steps, running boards, ladders, handholds, and grab handles to safely enter and exit equipment- 3-points of contact at all time. Sit and operate a commercial vehicle for extended periods of time. Understand that opportunities to stop, take breaks, stand, or change positions may depend upon traffic conditions, job-site operations, safe parking availability, and other operational requirements. Use both hands and arms to operate steering wheels, controls, switches, levers, and other vehicle equipment. Use both feet and legs to operate pedals and safely enter and exit equipment. Frequently turn the head, neck, and upper body to observe mirrors, blind spots, traffic, equipment, and surrounding job-site conditions. Stand and walk on pavement, gravel, dirt, mud, rock, and other uneven or unstable surfaces commonly encountered on construction and trucking job sites. Bend, stoop, crouch, reach, twist, push, and pull as necessary to inspect, operate, and maintain equipment. Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections requiring movement around, under, and alongside commercial equipment as necessary. Climb on…

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