CDL A - Delivery Truck Driver
gold star foodsFort Worth (TX)
About the role
Gold Star FoodsGold Star Foods is the leading food distributor to K-12 schools in the United States. We are a company devoted to providing our customers with incredible customer service. We know that it is our teammates who make the difference! Join our team and find out what it is like to work somewhere where you enjoy getting up for work every day!
Position Overview:
This position is a critical support role for the Transportation Team. As a Driver, duties include transporting goods to routes in a commercial vehicle, making deliveries and pickups to and from school sites and warehouses, and communicating with management team, and dispatchers.
Principal Responsibilities:
Safely operate a heavy or tractor-trailer truck.
Load and unload cargo.
Properly track and document activity log.
Report any issues or incidents to dispatch.
Inspect truck before and after trip.
Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries.
Other duties and special projects as requested.
Maintain safe work practices.
Required Skills:
- Previous experience in truck driving or other related fields
- Commercial Driver's License
- Ability to handle physical workload.
- Strong work ethic
- Commercial Driver's License, DOT Medical Certificate and Motor Vehicle Record (10 years of history.)10-year DMV driving record history dated no later than 30 days with no more than 2 points
- Touch freight required.
- Must be at least 21 years of age
Education/Experience
Driving: 1 Year (required)CDL A (Required)
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