CDL Class A Driver Instructor
united truck driving schoolSan Diego (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description About the Role: United Truck Driving School in San Diego, CA is looking for a passionate and experienced CDL Class A Driver Instructor to help shape the next generation of professional truck drivers. This is your chance to take your road experience and turn it into a rewarding career in education making a real impact on students' lives and the trucking industry. This job offers great quality of life; home every night!
Responsibilities:
Instruct students in CDL Class A driving techniques, including pre-trip inspections, airbrakes, backing maneuvers, and public road driving Evaluate student progress and provide constructive feedback Prepare students for the California DMV CDL skills examinations Maintain accurate student records, training logs, and progress reports Ensure all training vehicles are properly inspected and maintained before use Uphold a safe, professional, and supportive learning environment at all times
Requirements:
Valid CDL Class A license with a clean driving record Passenger endorsement is a plus! Minimum 3 years of commercial truck driving experience Reliable, responsible, punctual, positive attitude, motivated Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a passion for teaching Patient, professional demeanor with the ability to work with students of varying skill levels High school diploma or equivalent required; additional education a plus
About Us:
United Truck Driving School has been a trusted name in commercial driver training in the San Diego area, preparing students for successful careers in the trucking industry. Our students love us for our hands-on, personalized approach to training, and our instructors love working here because of the supportive team culture and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference every day. Join a school that's committed to excellence on and off the road.
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