Driver (Straight Truck) (Transportation)

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$28.93/hour

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About the role

Imperial Brady has a Driver (Straight Truck)/Class B Delivery Driverrole available in Hudson, NH! Join a strong and continuously evolving transportation group, helping our business grow. ImperialBrady is a great place to take that next step if you're eager to find your next opportunity. TheDriver (Straight Truck)/Class B Delivery Driver will be responsible for a route of stops daily. The deliveries require unloading the product via hand, pallet jack, and dolly and delivering the merchandise to the customer-designated location. The essential aspects of this position are delivering products and providing exceptional customer service. The schedule for this position is Tuesday- Friday from 6:00 AM until finished with route.
Hourly Rate: $28.93/hour + $5000 sign-on Bonus! You will: Safely operate a 26' box truck of 26,001 pounds of gross vehicle weight (GVW) Load and unload cargo via hand truck, manual / electric pallet jack with a lift gate Properly track and document the activity log Report any issues or incidents to dispatch Inspect the truck before and after each trip Communicate with customers with an outgoing, positive attitude You have: A valid commercial driver's license Must be able to pass a DOT Medical Exam A good driving record 1 year of recent CDL B experience 1 year of route delivery experience 1 year of manual pallet jack and hand truck experience Lift gate experience Ability to handle physical workload (lift 50+ pounds comfortably and unassisted) Strong work ethic

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