Commercial Route Driver (CDL) -- Jobsite Materials Logistics

Join a team that builds what’s next

Help customers get their materials where they need them—safely, on time, and with professionalism. You’ll deliver finished goods to jobsites and shops, operate truck-mounted equipment, and uphold DOT standards. You’ll also be home every night. Plus: eligible new hires receive a $1,000 sign-on bonus after completing 90 days of continuous employment.

Why this role?

• Home-daily schedule
• Hands-on equipment operation (boom, mobile/Moffett)
• Stable routes with variety—shops and active jobsites
• Professional growth with standardized SOPs

Core responsibilities

• Load, secure, and transport materials to customer locations.
• Use maps or written instructions to reach each destination.
• Assess site safety; wear PPE; unload with care.
• Operate boom cranes or other mounted equipment as needed.
• Complete daily inspections for truck and lifts (including mobile/Moffett).
• Maintain ELDs; complete manual logs when required.
• Comply with all DOT/licensing requirements and company SOPs.
• Flex to nights, weekends, or early mornings as business needs arise.
• Stage boxes and prepare crates using available equipment.
• Load/unload pipe and materials from flatbed and box trailers.
• Secure loads with straps/bundles; ensure tags and paperwork are accurate.
• Communicate clearly with customers; obtain signatures and photos as needed.
• Handle additional duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Education to follow standard practices, take oral instruction, perform simple arithmetic, and keep basic records (high school or equivalent).
• Current CDL with equipment certifications (crane, industrial truck).
• At least 6 months of prior driving experience preferred.
• Comfort with keypads/keyboards; RF/barcoding experience is helpful.
• 1+ year thriving in a multitask, time-sensitive environment.
• Competency with whole-number and decimal arithmetic.

Legal and compliance

Ability to pass a DOT physical and maintain a Medical Certificate, as well as complying with random DOT drug and alcohol testing as required by FMCSA Regulations.