Outbound - Driver

Position Overview:
The Driver is responsible for, but not limited to, the safe and efficient operation of a tractor trailer in the transport of products to and from customers and other facilities.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Interacts with all fellow team members in a professional and effective manner.
• Comprehend and fully follow established and new Company policies/procedures.
• Works in and adapt to changing business patterns.
• Is available to work all shifts/days of week; have split days off and be available for layovers.
• Enters data into the on-board computer system.
• Properly complete required company paperwork.
• Follows directions in print form and/or by computerized display.
• Adheres to Company Procedures and Safety Rules/Regulation
• Perform other duties as directed by leadership

Education/Experience/Required Licenses/Certifications Required:

• Must meet all DOT requirements as prescribed in the "Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations" publication. 
• Have a commercial tractor trailer driving license with a Class A endorsement for vehicles up to a gross weight of 80,000 pounds for inter-state commerce.

Physical Requirements/Work Environment:

• Hook-up a tractor to a trailer.
• perform pre-trip, post trip and as needed inspections of equipment.
• Unload or unhook drop trailer at various locations.
• Stand and walk on varying surfaces under varying conditions including inclement weather.
• Operate electric and manual pallet jacks on varying surfaces.
• Mount and dismount equipment approximately 54 inches off ground level on surfaces that may be pitched and/or wet slippery.
• Squat, reach, kneel, twist and bend, lifting up to 100 pounds.
• Climb to a height of 54 inches using steps and objects ranging in height from 6 to 19 inches.
• Sit in conditions of constant vibration for periods of time up to 16 hours.
• Twist neck and upper body.
• Use straps and bars to secure loads.
• Push and pull items with resistance of up to 50 pounds.
• Have full use of upper and lower extremities.
• Perform work in a wide range of temperatures.
• Obey safety rules pertinent to lifting and handling of product.
• Follow rules for proper care and maintenance of equipment.
• Handle all pertinent records accurately and legibly.
• Maintain standards of cleanliness and proper dress code.
• Report all safety issues in a timely manner.
• Secure adequate rest between work assignments and abide by all DOT regulations.
• Maintain inside tractor and trailer cleanliness.