CDL Driver - Class A
formel d usaNovi (MI)
About the role
Class A CDL DriverFormel D is seeking a qualified Class A CDL Driver to support data collection testing by towing and operating test trailers on designated public road routes. The ideal candidate will have strong trailer towing experience, meet all DOT compliance requirements, and be able to conduct safe and efficient driving operations in collaboration with engineering personnel.
Key Responsibilities:
Retrieve trailers from storage facilities or trailer suppliers as assigned.
Prepare both the truck and trailer for each designated test route.
Perform pre-route safety inspections on truck and trailer to ensure readiness and compliance.
Operate the truck and trailer on a 100-mile public road test loop, typically lasting four hours.
Run the route twice daily when required for urgent testing needs.
Coordinate with the customer's test engineer, who will be present during each test drive to record data and results.
Capture real-world traffic conditions, including rush-hour scenarios, by starting routes around 8:30 AM.Refuel vehicles as needed and maintain basic upkeep of assigned equipment.
Adhere to all DOT safety regulations and company procedures at all times.
Qualifications:
Valid CDL license with trailer towing experience.
Current DOT Medical Card and all required compliance documentation.
Clean driving record and strong attention to safety.
Ability to perform light vehicle preparation and inspection tasks.
Reliable, punctual, and capable of maintaining consistent route performance.
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