CDL-A Local Building Materials Driver $86K + Home Time
$86,000 per year
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$86,000 per year
About the role
- $86,000 Average Annual PayAverage Weekly Pay: $1,650 Approximately 1,600 miles per week
- Additional daily pay when running support freight
- Hourly pay when performing yard/hostler work
- Paid daily rate when running support loads
- Dedicated building materials / windows & doors operation
- Delivery territory covers Washington and Oregon
- Majority of deliveries performed in straight trucks
- Day cabs used as needed
- Hand unload windows, doors, and other products at customer locations
- Average product weight around 80 lbs, with some items up to 400 lbs
- Dollies provided for heavier products
- Scan and verify products at every stop
- Reposition load securement bars after each delivery
- Contact customers with ETAs and delivery information
- Assist with yard/hostler duties as needed
- May assist other freight operations approximately 2-3 times per month
- Approximately 1,600 miles per week
- Shift Details
- Frequent home time
- Local WA/OR operation
- Schedule based on customer and delivery requirements
- Slip-seat operationTrucks remain at the Fife facility during time off
- Valid Class A CDLMinimum 3 months of truck driving experience
- Clean driving record
- Valid DOT Medical CardNo SAP drivers
- Able to lift 80 lbs repeatedly throughout the day
- Comfortable with physical hand unloading
- Able to handle products weighing up to 400 lbs with provided equipment
- Strong customer service skills
- Comfortable using scanners and following delivery procedures
- Willing to perform yard/hostler work as needed
- Able to work in both straight trucks and day cabs
- Passengers and pets not permitted
- Additional qualifications may apply
- Equipment & Benefits
- Automatic straight trucks
- Automatic day cabs
- Dry van trailers
- Slip-seat operationTrucks cannot be taken home
- Uniforms and required PPE provided
- Yard/hostler training provided
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