CDL-A Yard Jockey - Evening Shuttle Ops

US Foods, Inc.; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 34,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits Day One

Health insurance

Pre-tax spending accounts

Retirement benefits

Paid time off

Short-term disability

Long-term disability

Employee stock purchase plan

Life insurance

Job summary

US Foods, Inc. in Oklahoma City is seeking a Yard Jockey CDL Driver. The role focuses on moving and positioning trailers, ensuring equipment is ready for daily deliveries, and supporting warehouse and transportation operations.

You will work with dispatchers, routers, and warehouse staff to keep trailers aligned with shuttle movements and backhaul plans, while adhering to DOT regulations and the company's safety culture.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years old.
• Valid CDL Class A with required endorsements and DOT qualifications.
• FMCSA Clearinghouse registration required.
• Read and communicate in English, including reports and signs.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with Dispatcher/Router on truck, trailer, and dock door assignments.
• Keep equipment properly coupled and ready for use.
• Move trailers between buildings as directed by Router or Supervisor.
• Load/unload/consolidate loads between trailers and areas.
• Stage shuttle trailers for Shuttle Drivers nightly.
• Prepare trailers for backhaul operations and unloading.
• Ensure equipment is ready for next day's deliveries.
• Coordinate with mechanics on maintenance needs.
• Attend required meetings and training; follow DOT safety rules.

Skills

CDL Class A

DOT regulations

English communication

Reading signs

Tools

FMCSA Clearinghouse

Manual transmission

Job description

US Foods, Inc. in Oklahoma City is seeking a Yard Jockey CDL Driver. The role focuses on moving and positioning trailers, ensuring equipment is ready for daily deliveries, and supporting warehouse and transportation operations.

You will work with dispatchers, routers, and warehouse staff to keep trailers aligned with shuttle movements and backhaul plans, while adhering to DOT regulations and the company's safety culture.