Class A Driver

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Joining our team means working with passionate professionals in a culture built on safety, accountability, professionalism, motivation, curiosity, and a can-do attitude.

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The Class A Driver, Warehouse position is an important role within our delivery team.

It supports job sites through tool, equipment, and material deliveries as well as general warehouse operations.

This role involves securing loads properly, following delivery schedules and instructions, and maintaining a strong focus on safety and compliance.

Excellent customer service skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work safely and independently are required for this position.

We are looking for someone who embodies our core values of Safety, Professionalism, Accountability, Motivation, a Can-Do attitude, and Curiosity.

These responsibilities generally describe the nature of the position and may not be all inclusive:

• Maintain a safe and clean work area.
• Order & Fab Delivery (includes operating stake trucks, pickups, and gooseneck trailers)
• Obey traffic laws and follow established traffic and transportation procedures.
• Deliver materials or coordinate deliveries as directed.
• Verify the contents of inventory loads against shipping papers.
• Pre-Trip and Post-Trip Inspections: Perform routine inspections of the truck and trailer, checking for any mechanical issues, tire wear, and ensuring all lights, brakes, and equipment are in working order.
• Load and Unload Cargo: Assist with loading and unloading materials, ensuring they are properly secured to prevent shifting or damage during transport. Follow all safety procedures for securing loads, including using chains, straps, and tarps.