CDL - A Driver
sportsman boatsSummerville (SC)
About the role
CDL-A Driver – This Is NOT Your Typical Trucking JobLooking for a CDL driving job that lets you get on the road without living on the road? Come drive for Sportsman Boats! Our CDL Drivers transport our boats and equipment throughout the East Coast and across the U.S.—but unlike traditional over-the-road trucking, our overnight trips are typically only 1–2 nights per week. You'll spend your time hauling some pretty impressive cargo, representing a growing boat manufacturer, and still have plenty of time at home. Why Drive for Sportsman? Overnight travel typically only 1–2 nights per week Paid hourly AND by mileage Great benefits package Consistent opportunity with an established boat manufacturer Transport boats and equipment—not the same old freight Work with a team that values Safety, Quality, Teamwork, Accountability & Innovation
What You'll Do:
- Safely operate a tractor-trailer to transport Sportsman boats and equipment
- Load, secure, transport, and unload boats and equipment
- Complete required driver logs and DOT documentation
- Inspect and maintain the truck and equipment to ensure safety and cleanliness
- Communicate professionally with dispatchers, customers, and delivery sites
- Represent Sportsman Boats with a professional, customer-focused attitude
What We're Looking For:
- Valid CDL-A AND at least 1 year of driving experience
- Clean driving record
- Active DOT physical card
- Strong commitment to safety
- Dependable and reliable
- Ability to work occasional overnight trips and an irregular schedule
High school diploma or GEDAbility to lift up to 80 lbs. and perform the physical requirements of the positionA Different Kind of Driving JobIf you enjoy being behind the wheel but don't want to spend your life on the road, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.
Come haul boats—not just freight.
Sportsman Boats is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We maintain a drug-free workplace and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing.
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