CDL Delivery Driver

About the role

As a CDL Delivery Driver with Tague Lumber, you’ll play a key role in delivering quality building materials to customers while enjoying local routes, a supportive team, and the ability to be home every evening.

Why you'll love this job

• Home daily – local routes mean no long hauls
• Weekly pay – get paid consistently and on time
• Full benefits package – medical, dental, vision, 401k, and more
• Stable, year-round work – join a trusted, growing company
• Team-oriented environment – you’re more than just a driver here

Responsibilities

• Deliver building materials safely and efficiently to customer locations
• Provide friendly, professional service at every stop
• Ensure deliveries are accurate and on schedule
• Load and unload materials (60–100 lbs) and secure loads for transport
• Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections and maintain vehicle safety
• Follow all traffic laws and safety regulations

Requirements

• Valid CDL Class A or CDL Class B
• Previous driving experience required
• Clean driving record and commitment to safety
• Ability to lift and handle building materials
• Strong work ethic and reliability
• Positive attitude and customer-first mindset
• Pass a background check, physical, and drug screening
• Be able to obtain/maintain a DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate (Med Card)
• Basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills required

Qualifications

• Valid driver's license (Required)
• Read, speak, and write English (Required)
• High School Diploma or GED (Preferred)
• At least two years' experience driving a box truck (Preferred)
• Must be able to obtain/maintain a DOT Medical Examiner's Certificate (Med Card) (Required)

Skills & knowledge

• Public safety and security
• English language
• Commercial driving laws
• Basic math skills
• Knowledge of local geographic area
• Reading comprehension
• Multi-limb coordination
• Good reaction time
• Far vision, near vision, depth perception

Working conditions

Drive truck 7–10 hours daily, frequent use of feet on foot controls, climbing in and out of truck and trailer frequently, frequent bending and lifting, and jobsite unloading in a variety of weather conditions.

Physical demands

• In an eight- to ten-hour workday: stand 7+ hours, sit 7+ hours, walk 4–6 hours, drive 7+ hours
• Upper extremities for repetitive motions: simple grasping, pushing/pulling, fine manipulation
• Continuous (67–100% of day): bend (at waist), squat (at knees), use feet (foot controls)
• Frequent (34–66% of day): climb, reach, kneel, twist
• Occasional (0–33% of day): crawl
• Lift/carry in excess of 100 lbs.; frequently lift/carry 50 lbs. (Very heavy work)