CDL Driver

Posted 9 days ago

lyndon steel companyWinston-Salem (NC)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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About the role

CDL DriverThe Driver position is responsible for safely transporting structural steel materials to various vending and job sites in and around North Carolina. This position involves ensuring the safe loading and unloading of materials while securing them properly for transportation. Drivers will comply with all state, federal, and company regulations to meet safety and quality standards.

Essential Functions:

Secure materials by means of chaining, strapping, and blocking under strict procedures
Perform pre- and post- trip inspections; inspect the truck for defects and safe operating conditions, before, during, and after delivery trips
Report vehicle defects, accidents, traffic violations, or damage to the vehicle
Perform basic vehicle maintenance tasks
Complete DOT-required drivers' daily log and trip sheets accurately
Performs other duties as assigned

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

Knowledge and understanding of Motor Carrier Safety Regulations/DOT Guidelines
Knowledge of state regulations regarding weight standards
Ability to maintain a clean driver's record and diligent attention to safety
Ability to work safely, wear required PPE, and participate in all safety programs
Flatbed experience strongly desired

Physical Requirements:

Be able to work efficiently in varying temperatures
Be able to stand, walk, or climb for long periods of time
Have the ability to lift and handle objects with weight of up to 50 pounds

Minimum Qualifications: Valid Class A Commercial Driver License with no restrictions - must be able to drive a manualDOT Physical Examination (medical card) and Drug Screening Minimum 2 years' experience operating a tractor-trailer and hauling materials on a flatbed

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