Solo OTR Class A Truck Driver

Job Summary

Essential Functions

1. Assist Dock teams as appropriate with loading and unloading of product at Four Star and customer sites.
2. Carry out instructions given orally and in writing, including those on shipping documents and routing plans.
3. Conduct a thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspection as required by Department of Transportation (DOT).
4. Communicate all incidents of delays or problems with equipment or goods to Logistics Supervisor or Logistics Manager.
5. Report any customer complaints or concerns without delay to Logistics Supervisor or Logistics Manager.
6. Immediately report all accidents, injuries or incidents to Logistics Supervisor or Logistics Manager and complete all necessary DOT required protocols.
7. Complete all necessary DOT required and company required reports related to moving of products and equipment, including ELD compliance.
8. Report any change to your license status to Logistics Supervisor or Logistics Manager.
9. Perform OTR Linehaul loads for contract loads during off-season months (June-December).
10. Operate equipment with priority focus on safety.
11. Be dependable, adaptable and consistent.
12. Take ownership of core responsibilities.
13. Maintain a collaborative, can-do, positive attitude.
14. Communicate proactively and effectively.
15. Develop Great Relationships with Customers.
16. Act as a front-line ambassador to our Four Star customers.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Operate all equipment safely and according to any applicable industry and company guidelines.
• Capable of proficient use of a company-provided smart phone, use GPS and read a roadmap.
• Monitor and act throughout the delivery process to ensure the delivery of high-quality product to our customers, evaluating, adapting to and communicating any issues or circumstances with the Logistics team.
• Communicate with courtesy and respect in all situations with Four Star colleagues and customer staff.
• Demonstrate a basic skill level to perform all necessary mathematical calculations and reports as necessary, including but not limited to accurately counting racks and trays, calculating weights, determining hours of service.
• Understand and properly utilize the FMCSA split sleeper rule when needed.
• Be willing and able to drive overnight hours as needed.

Education and Experience Requirements

• A current CDL Class-A license is required along with ability to meet DOT regulations for English proficiency.
• Must have minimum 2-Yrs of verifiable Over-the-Road commercial driving experience.
• Must have driving record clear of DUI/DWI or reckless driving charges in last five years.
• Must NOT have any refusals or failed drug screenings listed on FMCSA’s Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse portal.

Benefits and Compensation