Seasonal Class A Driver

Position Purpose

This role accelerates business values by delivering ice to customers in articulated vehicles (tractor‑trailers) that require a CDL Class A license. Drivers are either assigned a delivery route or transport truckloads of ice to specific customer locations. The delivery region, route, and type of equipment operated is subject to change depending on business needs. Drivers are expected to physically unload, deliver, fill and rotate ice at the customer locations.

• Operate and maintain a clean company truck in a safe and professional manner.
• Unload, deliver, and rotate ice at customer and other designated locations using a safe, courteous, and service‑oriented method.
• Perform pre/post trip inspections, comply with state/federal hours of service requirements, and operate the vehicle in accordance with DOT regulations.
• Participate daily in the Daily Visual Management (DVM) process; review DVM results with other drivers.
• Produce invoices for each delivery and complete all other required paperwork.
• Maintain safe operation, working condition, and inventory of all driver “tools”, including handhelds, printers, handcarts, and hand trucks.
• Report all accidents and injuries, regardless of severity.
• Pick up equipment as directed.
• Perform other operational duties and responsibilities required or assigned by management.
• Follow all Standard Operating Procedures and processes.
• Adhere to the Code of Business Ethics.
• Maintain high safety standards.

Pallets to be delivered each day: 16

Of 7 lb. bags per pallet: 300

Total bags of Ice delivered per day (#7 lb. Equivalent): 2,100

Total bags of Ice delivered per 5‑day week: 10,500

Total lbs. delivered per day: 21,000

Total lbs. delivered per 5‑day week: 105,000

Tons (ICE) delivered daily: 10.5

Tons (ICE) delivered weekly: 52.5

* This is a general outline based on a 10 pallet truck and a 5‑day work week.*

• Read and interpret documents in English such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Maintain a constant state of alertness and safety.
• Work in an unfatigued state.
• Accurately gauge lengths of time and distance.
• Store and recall instructions quickly in short‑term memory.
• Concentrate and perform tasks requiring high levels of cognitive function and judgment.
• Cope with sudden changes in surroundings or emergency situations.
• Demonstrate a caring, committed and concerned attitude about safety.
• Possess fast reflexes, unimpaired coordination, and rapid responses to stimuli.
• Be free of mental or physical impairments that could adversely affect safe performance.
• Take prompt and appropriate responses to operating conditions.

This position requires a Class A CDL driver’s license. Drivers must drive safely and courteously at all times and possess a clean driving record.

High School education or GED required.

Three years of previous route delivery driver experience preferred.

A minimum of one year experience as a driver in a vehicle similar to the one to be operated is required.

Must have basic math skills and exceptional customer relations skills.

Drive in stressful environments.

Unload, load, and rotate product in merchandise.

Lift up to 40 lbs throughout the day.

Work in all weather conditions.

This position has direct responsibility for property, funds, and information. The individual must adhere to and follow all corporate policies and procedures.

Fremont, California