$50,000+ yearly with additional per route and stop bonuses.

Schedule:
2 to 4 workdays per week
Home on weekends.

Regions:
Regular route in New England and Mid-Atlantic as well as periodic trips to Indiana.

Overall Responsibilities:
Responsible for safely operating an over-the-road tractor trailer at all times and deliver product to a specified route on time in a professional manner. Safely operates and maintains company vehicle in compliance with all company, Federal, State, and local laws and regulations.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Inspect vehicles prior to, during and after each day’s assignment.
• Maintain a high level of cleanliness of the vehicles interior and exterior.
• Inspect each product load to assure the load is secure, correct product count and non-defective/damaged product shipment.
• Unloading or assisting customers in the unloading of product from the trailer.
• Ability to lift and move 100lbs or more required while unloading.
• Accurately report any and all trip problems and or deficiencies.
• Check in daily with Transportation Manager to discuss problems and or delivery changes.
• Accurately maintain and complete all trip reports, including driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIR’s) and daily e-logs.
• Immediately report any and all traffic accidents, injuries, inspection and infractions to Transportation Manager.
• Follows all Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations in accordance with State and Federal law. Complies with all safety and company rules and regulations.
• Regular overnight travel required.
• Class “A” Commercial Driver’s License (in good standing)
• Obtains all required paperwork and collects necessary signatures related to deliveries (including product returns), and returns all completed paper work to Transportation Manager after returning from route.
• Other duties as assigned or needed by the Transportation Manager.
  
  

Minimum Position Requirements:

• Must be at least 21 years of age.
• Valid Commercial Class A Drivers License
• Requires high degree of attention, skill, and dexterity in the control of tractor-trailer and in preventing damage to materials and trailer equipment.
• Must meet DOT physical and medical requirements, as a safety sensitive employee and be subject to DOT random substance abuse testing.
  
  

Backing Requirements:
On Dealer lots with other vehicles, signs, trees, sheds, etc.