CDL Shag Driver B

SUMMARY:  The Shag Driver will drive shag truck; pull and back 48 and 53-foot trailers. 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:  This list is not intended to be all-inclusive and other duties may be assigned. 

• Comply with Federal, State, County, City, OSHA and Company rules and regulations. 

• Safely operate shag truck both on and off the company property.   

• Maintain required safety and ergonomic processes to insure a safe working environment and meet company goal of an injury free workplace. 

• Drive shag truck; pull and back trailers.  Must be able to spot the correct trailers in the correct docks. 

• Use of electronic equipment to perform tasks and communicate with Logistics Manager.  

• Physically wash out trailers as needed 

• Maintain a wash and shag report. 

• Set reefer units at proper temperatures. 

• Must be able to follow directions 

• Assist traffic office as needed 

• Maintain truck cleanliness and track truck maintenance as needed. 

• Understand and perform inspections of equipment as required by USDOT rules and regulations. 

• Monitor truck parking lot 

• Communicate issues with vendor trailers that are not working correctly.  

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:  The requirements listed below represent the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.  Must have Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). 

EXPERIENCE:  High School Diploma preferred but not required. 

LANGUAGE SKILLS:  Ability to comprehend and follow instructions.  Ability to work in a diverse workforce, maintain effective working relationships with peers and management and follow work instruction. 

WORK ENVIRONMENT:  The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential duties of this job.  Exposed to outside weather and temperatures. 

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:  Multiple actions in and out of truck to hook up and unhook trailers.  Steps up and down from truck cab.  Will occasionally park trucks; pull and lift up to 100 pounds. 

NORMAL WORK SCHEDULE:  The hours and days of work are established by departmental needs and at the discretion of management.