Description
Requirements
• Determining the details of each delivery.
• Collecting and loading stock in a manner that prevents breakage.
• Ensuring that the truck always has sufficient fuel.
• Informing clients and your Manager of potential delays.
• Stopping for frequent rest breaks along the journey.
• Delivering stock to clients on or before each deadline.
• Completing, storing, and submitting all necessary documentation.
• Keeping track of all reasonable expenses and submitting proof thereof to obtain refunds.
• Reporting all vehicle-related issues for urgent attention.
- Determining the details of each delivery.
- Collecting and loading stock in a manner that prevents breakage.
- Ensuring that the truck always has sufficient fuel.
- Informing clients and your Manager of potential delays.
- Stopping for frequent rest breaks along the journey.
- Delivering stock to clients on or before each deadline.
- Completing, storing, and submitting all necessary documentation.
- Keeping track of all reasonable expenses and submitting proof thereof to obtain refunds.
- Reporting all vehicle-related issues for urgent attention.
Requirements
• Determining the details of each delivery.
• Collecting and loading stock in a manner that prevents breakage.
• Ensuring that the truck always has sufficient fuel.
• Informing clients and your Manager of potential delays.
• Stopping for frequent rest breaks along the journey.
• Delivering stock to clients on or before each deadline.
• Completing, storing, and submitting all necessary documentation.
• Keeping track of all reasonable expenses and submitting proof thereof to obtain refunds.
• Reporting all vehicle-related issues for urgent attention.
CDL Driver in orange at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $60,000–$60,000
For context, most cdl truck drivers earn between $60,000–$60,000 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.