Trap Grease Driver
Trap Grease Driver
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$29.00
About the role
- $29.00 CDL B; $31.00 CDL AMedical, dental and vision coverage offered 401(k) With employer contribution
- Paid holidays,?vacation?and sick time
- Company sponsored life insurance
- Company sponsored short and long-term disability?
- Pet Insurance
- Check vehicle to ensure that mechanical, safety and emergency equipment is in clean and good working order
- Collect delivery instructions from appropriate sources and verify instructions and routes
- Drive assigned vehicle on designated route
- Follow appropriate safety procedures for transporting goods
- Report vehicle defects, accidents, traffic violations or damage to vehicles
- Maintain logs of working hours, vehicle service, or repair status following state and federal regulations
- Record information such as weight/volume, mileage, time and fuel consumption
- Operate equipment such as GPS navigation and radio/phone to exchange information with supervisors or other points of contact
- Plan/adjust routes based on changing conditions using navigation equipment to maximize fuel efficiency
- Load or unload trucks using specialized equipment as necessary
- Interact with others in a professional and ethical manner
- Follow department and company procedures
- Keep up regular attendance and punctuality; regular attendance and punctuality are essential for the smooth operation of this company
- Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Professional Certifications, Education, Experience and Travel Requirements
- Valid Class A or B CDL and current DOT medical card
- Must be 21 or older to comply with Federal regulations
- Endorsements (tanker and doubles) based on vehicle assigned 2 years commercial vehicle driving experience with an acceptable MVRAbility to complete Entry Level Driver program if less than 2 years commercial vehicle driving experience with an acceptable MVR.High school diploma or equivalent preferred
- Ability to read and speak English as required by Federal Motor Carrier Department
- Understand and follow all DOT and FMCSA rules and regulations
- Knowledge of transportation and safety principles for moving goods by road
- Skill to operate, control and monitor vehicle and equipment
- Ability to work overtime and alternate schedule/route as needed
- Local travel; less than 5% overnight travel
- Physical Demands/Requirements
- Constantly (over 2/3):remains in a seated position while using arms, legs and observation to operate vehicleobserves and monitors equipmentascends/descends in and out vehicle and on equipment
- Frequently (1/3-2/3):communicates with co-workers, customers and supervisorsmoves, lifts, pushes and pulls equipment and material up to 60 lbs.walks, climbs, stoops, kneels, crouches, reaches and handles equipment to collect materialoperates electronic devices such as GPS equipment and phone/radio
- Occasionally (under 1/3):exposed to outdoor weather conditionsexposed to materials that occasionally require use of PPE such as gloves (protect from heat)moves across wet/slippery and uneven surfaceselectronically and manually completes logs/reports
- About Baker Commodities, Inc.
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