CDL-A Driver

• Possess a valid CDL with endorsements, if applicable
• Meet DOT physical requirements
• Able to read, write and speak the English language
• Able to read and understand maps and road signs
• Have general knowledge of DOT regulations
• Able to determine timeframe for on-time delivery and plan route
• Safely operate CMV through various cities and states
• Able to back trailer up to customer docks with and without assistance
• Able to connect/disconnect tractors and trailers
• Able to open/close trailer doors
• Able to climb in and out of tractors
• Able to climb into trailer to inspect freight for proper loading and securement
• Able to bend, stretch, lift and crawl in order to complete a pre-trip inspection
• Able to refuel tractor and reefer units, if applicable
• Able to add necessary fluids (oil, antifreeze, etc.) to tractor and/or trailer
• Capable of repetitive motion for continuous driving/changing of gears
• Able to lift at least 50 pounds on an occasional basis
• Able to properly scale loads and adjust tandems as necessary
• Reports all accidents and citations received
• Able to live in tractor for numerous daysx
• Maintains truck in clean condition
• Able to drive in all weather and traffic conditions
• Able to drive within the posted speed limit and slower in inclement weather
• Perform job in extreme heat/cold
• Able to install tire chains as required by weather conditions or the DOW-
• Able to complete all DOT and company-required paperwork
• Stay in good health in order to perform job safely and on time
• Pass any DOT-required drug or alcohol tests
• Comply with all company policies and procedures
• Other duties as assigned by management

Drivers are expected to understand and fulfill the requirements and essential functions of this position, as well as realizing that these duties are not all-encompassing and other duties may be required at management's discretion.