CDL Driver
jennmarMorgantown (WV)
About the role
CDL Class A DriversJENNMAR Services is currently seeking CDL Class A Drivers for the City/State area. These are full-time positions with competitive salary and benefits available. Benefits for Experienced CDL Class A Drivers: Health, Dental, VisionPaid Time Off 401(k) with matching upon hire Job Responsibilities for Experienced CDL Class A Drivers: Haul equipment and material to company and customer job sites Conduct pre- and post-trip inspections Drive and conduct operations according to company and DOT rules and regulations Ensure load contents are properly secured to prevent damage or breakage according to DOT regulations and company safety standards Communicate with dispatch/Trucking Manager as needed Oversee Loading and Unloading process to prevent damage or breakage Notify Trucking Manager/Mechanics of any maintenance or repairs required to the truck Maintain detailed delivery and driving logs according to DOT regulations Job Requirements for Experienced CDL Class A Drivers: Valid CDL A License Valid/Current DOT physical Minimum 6 month CDL A driving experience (will provide on the job training for 1 year) Clean MVRAble to pass a pre-employment drug test, background and MVR checks Must have valid drivers license, CDL a plusJENNMAR Services, our employees are our most important assets and is committed to them with competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits plan, including 401(k). We are consistently employing individuals in the Coal, Oil & Gas, Construction, Manufacturing and Industrial industries.
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