CDL Driver with Hazmat Endorsement
CDL Driver with Hazmat Endorsement
Posted 47 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Safely operate a 26-foot commercial box truck
- Complete branch transfers and customer deliveries accurately and on schedule
- Properly handle and transport hazardous materials in accordance with DOT requirements
- Perform required pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections
- Verify freight, delivery paperwork, and customer orders
- Safely load, secure, and unload products as required
- Maintain accurate delivery and vehicle records
- Follow DOT regulations and company safety procedures
- Communicate professionally with branch employees, customers, and the distribution team
- Maintain a clean and safe company vehicle
- Assist with loading and unloading freight as needed
- Valid CDL Class C minimum
- Current Hazmat (H) endorsement
- Valid DOT Medical Certificate
- Acceptable motor vehicle record
- Ability to meet all DOT driver qualification requirements
- Ability to safely operate a 26-foot box truck
- Dependable attendance and ability to consistently report for a 6:00 AM start
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
- Ability to safely lift, move, and handle products associated with deliveries
- Forklift and/or pallet jack experience preferred
- Previous local delivery or commercial driving experience preferred
- Familiarity with Samsara systems preferred
- What This Position Offers:
- Monday–Friday schedule6:00 AM start time
- Local routes
- Home every night
- Consistent and predictable route structure
- Primarily branch transfers and local customer deliveries
- No over-the-road or overnight driving
- Other Skills/Abilities
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