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York Building Products Co. is seeking a locally based Truck Driver to deliver aggregates and concrete block in compliance with safety and quality standards. You will perform pre-trip inspections, coordinate with maintenance, and interact professionally with customers and staff.
The role requires a valid CDL (Class A or B), experience with Moffett/Princeton equipment, and a proven safe driving record. Expect outdoor work in varying weather and adherence to DOT rules.
Description
For over 85 years, York Building Products has stood as a testament to enduring excellence in the building materials industry. As a premier, family-owned and operated company, we've thrived by recognizing the invaluable asset our employees represent. We understand that our success is intricately tied to the collective strength of our team, and that's why we prioritize fostering an environment where every member feels like a valued contributor to our shared success story. Throughout our rich history, we've been the cornerstone of countless construction projects and a leader within the building materials industry on the East Coast. Yet, our foundation isn't solely in materials; it's in our people. By offering an extensive benefits package, a wellness program, ongoing training and educational opportunities, and employee appreciation events, we go beyond industry standards to demonstrate our genuine care for our employees—both professionally and personally. If you aspire to be a vital part of a fast-growing, successful organization, seize the opportunity and apply today!
The Truck Driver is responsible for ensuring that supplies and equipment are delivered in accordance with our safety and quality standards. Truck Drivers deliver locally.
Position Type: Full-Time
Classification: Non-Exempt
Supervisory Status: Non-Supervisor
Duties, responsibilities, and work activities may evolve or change as business necessitates. Medical and/or religious accommodations will be considered as necessary.