Class A Driver

Posted 4 days ago

plains grain agronomyEnderlin (ND)

Light Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local

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About the role

Plains Grain & Agronomy is seeking a self-motivated, organized, professional applicant for our Company. The following position must provide a positive representation of the PGAg by demonstrating safe, responsible driving practices on and off company time. The applicant must be able to operate a company vehicle in a safe manner. Applicants must also be available to help in other locations and departments when not needed for hauling. Role and Responsibilities· Operate a Class A commercial vehicle to transport materials between company locations, customer sites and vendors. · Perform pre-trip vehicle inspections and report any maintenance concerns.· Safely load and unload freight, securing cargo as well. · Maintain accurate driver logs, delivery records, and other required documentation. · Follow assigned routes and delivery schedules. · Communicate effectively with dispatch, warehouse staff and customers. · Comply with all DOT, FMCSA, and company safety standards and procedures. · Assist with basic vehicle maintenance and cleanliness. · Follow all company safety procedures and policies. · Perform additional duties as assigned by management.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS: · High School diploma or equivalent. · Over-the-road truck driving experience of 2 years. · Must have and obtain Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).· Must have and maintain a medical card. · Must have and maintain a clean and safe driving record. · Ability to work with promptness, speed and accuracy. · Ability to lift 50 lbs.· Ability to drive in all-weather conditions.

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