4. Loads and unloads trailer freight with assistance from dock workers, with or without mechanical freight handling equipment; maintains condition of freight from origin to destination drop-off; and monitors in-ventory of loads in order to meet order expectations of customers.
5. Maintains and submits on a timely basis records required for compliance with state and federal regula-tions including drivers’ logs, fuel receipts, mileage records and other requested information.
6. Maintains complete communication flow with Driver Manager as needed for quality service to be pro-vided; and performs all duties in accordance with company policies and procedures according to the Driver Manager and Vice President of Operations.
7. Inspects truck for defects, damages, or needed maintenance before, during and after trips are completed; submits reports at the end of each trip or tour of duty; and installs and removes necessary equipment as required in appropriate weather conditions.
8. Reports all accidents involving drivers’ safety and company or driver equipment; reports highway safety hazards noted en route as witnessed; and reports any delays due to breakdowns, weather, traffic condi-tions or other emergencies in a timely manner.
9. Attends various educational training sessions and meetings in order to improve the quality of service provided and to maintain personal safety record.
10. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Possession of a valid Commercial Driver’s License.
1 Year tractor-trailer driving experience or have graduated from an approved driving school.
Successful passing of pre-employment drug screening, physicals, and job task analysis.
Completion of pre-employment interviewing procedures and driver orientation sessions.
Ability to perform simple math calculations with mental ability to handle and read receipts, maps, signs and maintain logs and records.
Ability to operate vehicle safety and control systems.
Ability to communicate in the English language verbally and in writing.
Knowledge of Department of Transportation regulations governing safe driving, hours of service, inspec-tion, maintenance, and load securing.
Physical Qualifications
Ability to remain seated and alert while driving for up to 11 consecutive hours.
Ability to frequently push and pull up to 200 lbs with use of necessary equipment and push and pull up to 75 lbs without the use of moving equipment.
Ability to lift up to 75 lbs in continuous motions at various height levels.
Perform crouching, stretching, high reaching, pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, climbing, squatting, and high stepping on a repetitive basis while shifting, loading and unloading freight.
Ability to depress 40 lbs of pressure with each foot for periods of up to one minute.
Ability to stand, walk and meet the above requirements on various surface areas and conditions for up to 8 consecutive hours.
For more information on our local driver opportunities call Amy Northrup in the Recruiting Department at:
319-390-4466 Ext. 174
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.