CDL (A)

Vehicle Operation:

Safely operate a commercial vehicle, such as a tractor-trailer, with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) exceeding 26,000 lbs and pulling a towed weight over 10,000 lbs.

Cargo Management:

Load, unload, and secure freight, ensuring accurate counting and proper arrangement to prevent damage during transit.

Pre- and Post-Trip Inspections:

Conduct thorough inspections of the truck and trailer before and after each trip to identify and report any mechanical or safety issues.

Documentation:

Maintain accurate and timely records of deliveries, mileage, fuel consumption, vehicle maintenance, and driver logs in compliance with state and federal regulations.

Transportation:

Pick up, transport, and deliver various types of cargo to assigned destinations, often over long distances.

Route and Schedule Management:

Plan efficient routes and follow schedules to meet delivery deadlines while adhering to safety regulations.

Compliance:

Obey all applicable traffic laws and hours-of-service regulations to ensure compliance with state and federal trucking rules.

Communication:

Communicate effectively with dispatchers, supervisors, and customers to provide updates, report issues, and confirm delivery details.

Basic Maintenance:

Perform routine vehicle maintenance, such as checking fluid levels, tire pressure, and refuelling.

Customer Interaction:

Interact professionally with clients at delivery locations, obtaining signatures or scans to confirm delivery.

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