Local CDL A Driver - Home Daily, 1st Shift

About the role

GXO Logistics, one of the largest contract logistics companies in the world, is seeking talented individuals at all levels to join our team. As a CDL Driver/PIT Operator, you will drive our equipment and contribute to our success.

Responsibilities

- Drive a 3/4 Ton Pickup, in and around the site or on public roads, towing a 16' NASCAR Trailer - Operate material handling equipment to load and unload materials in a safe manner - Maintain required documentation, including daily logs, vehicle inspection records, mileage, unloading and shipping records - Conduct thorough and accurate pre-trip and post-trip inspections and provide documentation upon completion; ensure proper closure of trailers - Provide basic equipment maintenance and report equipment malfunctions as necessary - Properly secure loads and ensure all loads are within weight limits - Maintain housekeeping within assigned tractor/trailer and defined areas - Inspect trailers to be moved to verify condition

Requirements

- 6 months of Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) class A experience - A current valid driver’s license and clean driving record over the past 2 years - A current valid CDL class A and clean driving record

Qualifications

- High school diploma or equivalent

Skills

Experience moving multiple types of trailers (tanks, vans, flatbeds)

Benefits

- Consistent schedules that get you home to your family and friends every day - 1st Shift, Monday - Friday, 6:00am – 2:30pm - Generous benefits package, including full health insurance on your very first day of employment - Major medical - Dental - Vision - Life insurance - Disability - 401k with company match - And more!

Pay

- Pay Rates start at $35.00 with overtime pay available after 40 worked hours per week - $2,500 Sign on bonus

Schedule

- Consistent pay rate increases - Competitive Paid Time Off and paid holidays - Drive late model, well maintained equipment - Work in a professional environment where your opinion matters, and safety comes first