CDL Driver

Posted 2 days ago

peak industrial companyWest Valley City (UT)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Delivery / pick up of customer units (over the road truck/trailer combo) DOT and non-DOT truck and trailer inspections Loading and strapping in load / off loading Face to face customer interactions Managing vehicle documentation including timesheets, pre-trip inspection sheets
Requirements: Must have a class A CDL Driver's License Comfortable driving a manual transmission Have a clean MVR and be insurable by company auto policy No moving infractions within past two years Ability to lift up to 75 pounds Have reliable transportation to get to and from work Ability to multitask and possess written skills Team player, ability to take direction, and positive attitude Flexible schedule; willing to work overtime/various shift Competitive hourly rate; DOE Affordable Medical, Dental, Vision 401k Retirement Planning w/ company match Paid Time Off (PTO) Paid training Opportunity for growth and development M-F schedule (some OT); paid holidays Peak Industrial Company is made up of four different businesses that span across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Montana, and Texas. We are the dealership for and sell, rent, and repair Thermo King transport refrigeration equipment, ATSR trailer sales and repair, JCB construction equipment, and Club Car, Golf, and Utility Vehicles. We are a family owned and operated business and take pride in being successful as a team. We believe strongly in promoting from within for those who are eager to learn and grow. We also provide training and learning opportunities to help technicians and other staff members to continue developing in their careers. If you are ready for opportunity and want to work hard.

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