CDL Driver

ABOUT THE ROLE 

As a CDL Driver, reliability and punctuality are paramount. You will operate a truck and trailer (26,000+ GVWR) for 6–8 hours daily, ensuring the safe, secure, and on-time transport of mobile security units between service centers and storage lots. Your role involves end-to-end management of these assets, from conducting pre-transport inspections and loading units to executing on-site setup, takedown, and final delivery inspections. You are responsible for maintaining accurate inventory counts, promptly reporting any vehicle maintenance or delivery discrepancies, and supporting general warehouse operations during downtime or shifting priorities.

RESPONSIBILITIES 

• Evaluate and document unit integrity prior to transport, and conduct onsite inspections upon delivery to ensure the unit remains in its original condition.
• Responsible for loading and unloading mobile security units to prepare for delivery and drop off. 
• Responsible for the safe and secure transport and on-time delivery of materials to and from service centers and storage lots. 
• Execute safe unit setup and takedown, ensuring product integrity and preventing damage.
• Provide immediate, timely reporting of any vehicle mechanical issues or delivery discrepancies to management.
• Assist with additional warehouse tasks and projects as needed, especially during downtime or shifting operational priorities.

QUALIFICATIONS

• 1–3 years of professional driving or delivery experience preferred; forklift operation experience is a plus.
• Basic mathematical proficiency required to manage manifest tracking, verify physical inventory counts, and cross-reference Purchase Orders (POs) and invoices.

• Physical capacity to regularly lift, push, pull, and secure up to 70 lbs.
• Ability to stand and bend while wrapping pallets, and safely operate and sit in a commercial fleet vehicle for 6–8 hours per day.

• Must possess a valid California Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) to operate the company's commercial and non-commercial fleet vehicles. 
• Ability to maintain an insurable driving record that meets company safety guidelines and commercial auto insurance underwriting standards.

• DOT Requirements: Must successfully complete a Department of Transportation (DOT) Medical Examination to obtain and maintain a valid DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate (Form MCSA-5876).
• Drug Testing: Position is subject to a post-offer, pre-employment controlled substances drug screen conducted in compliance with Federal DOT regulations. 

• Pursuant to the California Fair Chance Act and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, a post-offer motor vehicle record (MVR) pull and employment-eligibility background check will be conducted after a conditional offer of employment has been made. Qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records will be considered for employment in a manner consistent with the requirements of the California Fair Chance Act and applicable local and state laws.