Delivery Drivers

The Dedicated Driver is responsible for picking up, securing, transporting, and delivering products in a safe, professional, courteous, and timely manner. Due to the diverse operations within CRST Dedicated Services, drivers may be responsible for securing loads using load straps, load bars, binder chains, or other appropriate means in accordance with FMCSA regulations. They must also be capable of covering, tarping, and securing loads under extreme temperatures and weather conditions.

Additionally, drivers should be able to unload freight weighing up to 75 pounds or more as required by customer needs. Your Responsibilities

• Observe loading and unloading of materials, transport, and deliver products.
• Secure loads for safe transport using straps, chains, binders, load locks, and other securement methods.
• Complete trip sheets accurately and submit them to Document Control.
• Meet DOT standards for physical exams, drug tests, and possessing a valid commercial driver’s license, along with company standards.
• Drive up to 11-hour shifts and accumulate up to 70 hours per week.
• Operate coast to coast as part of a team, adapting to the lifestyle of an over-the-road driver, including irregular hours and extended periods away from home.
• Work effectively in extreme temperatures and weather conditions.

Our Perfect Candidate

• Pass drug screening, DOT physical, and background checks.
• Pass a Post Offer/Pre-Placement Test based on customer requirements.
• Be able to lift, push, pull, and carry unassisted up to 75 lb., including overhead, repeatedly, and over distances of 75 feet or more.
• Perform loading, unloading, and cargo securing duties regularly.
• Engage in activities such as standing, sitting, bending, reaching, stooping, kneeling, handling, pushing, pulling, and lifting during a typical day.
• Perform tasks that require bending, twisting, and rotating at the waist, neck, wrists, elbows, and shoulders.
• Work outdoors in adverse weather and climate conditions, including hot and cold extremes, dust, dirt, fumes, noise, and vehicle vibration.
• Operate Class A semi-tractors and trailers, understand brake operations, and perform all in-cab duties for safe vehicle operation.
• Conduct DOT safety inspections, including getting under tractors and trailers.
• Climb in and out of vehicles and trailers multiple times daily, often from heights of 4 feet or more, and operate foot pedals repeatedly.
• Climb to heights of 4 to 10 feet, maintaining balance and physical activity in awkward positions.
• Mount snow chains on tires as necessary.
• Unload using manual or electrical floor jacks, hand dollies, rollers, or other devices as needed.

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