CDL A or B Driver
CORVALLIS, OR 97330
Posted: 8/29/2024
Job Description
We are looking for both Class A and Class B CDL drivers to join our team!
Pay starts at $22/hr
Duties and Responsibilities:
-Determines condition of vehicle by inspecting vehicle before and after use.
-Ensures correct loading of vehicle by loading product or material.
-Maintains safe vehicle operation and protects load by complying with organizational policies and procedures, highway rules and regulations.
-Utilizes Material handling equipment (forklift, pallet-jack, dolly and hand-truck) and uses packaging supplies as needed to protect cargo.
-Maintains records by conscientious operation of Electronic Logging Device (ELD) and Electronic DVIR, obtaining shipper and receiver authorizations and managing and notating other related paperwork.
-Supports and contributes to the company's overall safety program.
-Continually strives and is committed to self-improvement as a transportation professional.
-Contributes to team effort by accomplishing individual results as assigned and assists other drivers load or unload, if waiting in the warehouse.
Skills/Qualifications:
-Deadline-Orientated
-Dependability
-Good Time Management
-Safety Management
-Physical Ability to Utilize Hand-trucks and Pallet-jacks
-Must be Able to Speak, Read and write English, Legible Handwriting
-Safe driving/clean record
-Client relationship focused
-Great communication skills
Requirements:
Please call the office at 458-218-6266
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (458) 218-6266
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