Porter CDL Fleet Driver, Local

Join Master's Transportation at our Kansas City headquarters as a Local CDL Porter (Fleet Driver). This isn't a passenger route, freight delivery, or over-the-road driving position. You'll drive and move vehicles from our commercial fleet, primarily throughout the Kansas City area, while helping keep one of our largest fleet operations organized and ready to go.

Most driving is local and completed during normal daytime hours, with occasional longer-distance vehicle moves as business needs require.

• Drive and transport buses, vans and other company fleet vehicles.
• Move vehicles between our KC headquarters, customers and other locations.
• Organize and position vehicles throughout our large headquarters lot.
• Complete vehicle check-out and return processes.
• Inspect vehicles and document visible damage.
• Fuel vehicles and help ensure they are ready for their next assignment.
• Pick up and deliver customer or company vehicles.
• Work closely with our Fleet team to keep vehicles moving efficiently and safely.

Local driving. Daytime hours. No passenger routes. No traditional freight hauling.

If you're an experienced CDL driver who enjoys driving but doesn't necessarily want the OTR lifestyle, this is a chance to put your CDL to work while staying close to home and being part of a stable, year-round fleet operation.

• Generous Paid Leave and 12 Paid Holidays.
• Competitive health insurance, dental, vision, company-paid life insurance, and short/long- term disability benefits.
• 401(k) with company match.
• Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts.
• Discounts for travel, entertainment and more.
• Investment in Employee Development.

Job Title: Porter CDL Driver

Classification: Non-Exempt/Hourly

Position Type: Full-Time

Work Schedule: M - F

Work Location: Kansas City, MO

The Porter CDL driver is extremely detailed, exhibits a high sense of accountability for workload, and enjoys process improvement and management. The Porter CDL manages multiple tasks and priorities and is a self-motivated individual who can actively engage and is accountable for the safety and security of all company property under their care. In this role, you will move and park buses, vans and other vehicles on our lot, in addition to delivering them to various locations within the metropolitan area of the designated branch, or to other client or company locations, as assigned.

As a porter, your duties include keeping track of parked vehicles and making sure that the parking lot is neat and presentable. To ensure success as a porter, you should exhibit safe driving skills and have experience working with fleet vehicles and internal and external customers. Ultimately, a top-notch porter is someone who can be entrusted with valuable property.

• Assist in organizing the parking lot daily.
• Using the radios provided for each shuttle following guidelines and using proper radio etiquette.
• Doing a Check-Out/Return on every vehicle for Rental.
• Noting damage to units upon return.
• Keep the back lot organized.
• Bring vehicles in when needed.
• Pick up customer vehicles.
• Fueling vehicles and topping off fluids when necessary.
• Transport vehicles.
• Assisting detailer as needed.

• Customer Service.
• Technical skills.
• Sense of Urgency.
• Safety and good judgment.
• Self-Development.

Office and Outside in a variety of conditions.

This position is classified as safety‑sensitive and requires employees to perform duties where impaired performance could pose a significant risk to the health and safety of themselves or others. To ensure a safe and reliable work environment, candidates must successfully complete pre‑employment drug testing and may be subject to ongoing, random, or post‑incident testing in accordance with company policy and applicable state and federal regulations.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; use hands to handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms; climb stairs; talk or hear. The employee must occasionally lift or move office products and supplies, up to 20 pounds.

• Valid Driving License.
• CDL with passenger endorsement.
• DOT Medical certification.
• Participation in the DOT drug and alcohol screening, as well as internal screening and safety requirements.