Regional CDL Class A Drivers

Employment is subject to a pre-employment physical and drug screening.

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The Commercial Driver will be frequently driving between job sites, company warehouses, or a combination, as well as readily working on industrial and commercial construction sites. He/she will be capable of safely securing and transporting construction materials and heavy equipment to various job sites, while in compliance with both company and DOT standards. They will also be required to perform vehicle pre- and post-trip inspections, maintain logs of vehicle servicing and repair, and working hours in compliance with both federal and state regulations.

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The Commercial Driver must have a valid Class A commercial driver’s license (“CDL”) license, with current knowledge and understanding of all DOT regulations and electronic logbooks. Effective communication and listening skills and an ability to travel are prerequisites of working at this position.

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The position requires moderate to heavy physical work, under all environmental conditions. Good physical conditioning is important to success in the position. A Commercial Driver must be able to lift up to 75 lbs., as needed. The person must be able to move up and down on ladders, steps, or other lifts, as needed. They must be able to work in outdoor weather conditions and/or unregulated temperatures for 10-14 hours per day (per federal law, no more than 11 hours consecutively and where state law permits). Familiarity with the use of all common hand and power tools, is a pre-requisite.

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A typical schedule is Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., however work can vary outside of these operating hours as the demands of production require. There may be times where overnight travel is required.

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This position comes with Full Benefits:

–  Health and Dental Insurance

–  Short- and Long-Term Disability

–  Life Insurance (with option for supplemental)

–  401(k)

–  Paid Time Off

–  Paid Holidays

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