CDL B Driver

Posted 4 days ago

new castle building productsEatontown (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25 - $32/hour

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About the role

CDL B Driver We are New Castle Building Products, a leading commercial and residential building materials company with over 20 locations from Maryland to Massachusetts. Our success is rooted in our commitment to delivering exceptional customer service and operational efficiency. We are looking for a steady, highly-qualified CDL B Driver for our Eatontown, NJ location. In this role, your responsibilities will be to safely transport material to the client's location, load/unload material from the warehouse to and from your truck as needed, and unload material when you arrive at the customer's site. We prefer experienced candidates who are professional, courteous, and always drive safely.
Day-to-day
Responsibilities: Drive heavy-duty / commercial trucks and operate warehouse & truck mounted forklifts. Adhere to DOT regulations (such as vehicle inspections and ELD hours of service).Load material onto trucks, and offload material at job sites... while checking material for order accuracy. Follow safety procedures and policies. Frequent lifting and moving of material up to 80 pounds. Utilization of logistical software apps, such as Descartes Mobile Link. Always carry out a professional demeanor and high level of customer service. You will be expected to perform other duties as assigned. Requirements for the role: At least 2+ years Class BWarehouse and truck mounted forklift experience preferred. OSHA 10 preferred. Hazmat Endorsement preferred. Prior experience in building materials a plus. Must be detail and customer service oriented.
Benefits: Highlights of our benefits package for full-time employees are below. Competitive pay Paid vacation & holidays 401(k) plan with discretionary employer match Medical/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance plans Casual, yet professional work environment Wage Range: $25 - $32/hour plus additional benefits. In compliance with applicable law, this range is a good faith estimate based on potential employee qualifications, operational needs and other considerations permitted by law.

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