Line Haul Driver

About the role

The primary functions of the Line Haul Driver position are to deliver freight over-the-road using any combination of vehicles, (with a gross combination weight rating of 26,001 pounds or greater) while providing good customer service in a professional, safe, and efficient manner.

Responsibilities

• Transport freight over-the-road within the state in all weather.
• Load and unload vehicles, which may include: Blocking loads on flatbeds, Strapping/Chaining loads on flatbeds, Hooking and unhooking trailers, Placarding Trailers.
• Process paperwork related to freight as well as log books and DVIR paperwork and ELDs.
• Assist customers regarding freight in a polite and professional manner.
• Consistently adhere to all of Span/MSTS Safety and Fit for Duty policies and procedures as well as DOT regulations.
• Inspect and maintain vehicle such as gas, oil, coolant, tires, lights, and brakes to ensure proper working condition; perform minor vehicle maintenance, emergency repairs and cleaning.
• In-route deliveries as requested.
• Assist coworkers and other departments as requested.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1-2 years driving Class A vehicles required.
• Any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the necessary qualifications to successfully perform the duties of the position.
• Valid Class A CDL Double Endorsement Required.
• Hazardous Material Certification Required.
• Clean driving record.
• Valid medical card.
• Forklift Certification preferred.
• Air Brake Adjustment Certification.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to move up to 200 pounds utilizing proper moving equipment.
• Ability to independently move up to 70 pounds.
• Ability to use proper lifting techniques when needed.
• Ability to sit for long periods of time in a vehicle.
• Strong body coordination and equilibrium.
• Strong core strength.

Work Environment

• Work is either performed in a warehouse environment, outside in the elements, in a company vehicle.
• Exposure to exhaust fumes is likely.
• Conditions may also include exposure to environmental noise, weather elements and road distractions.