CDL Delivery Driver — Weekly Pay, Benefits & Growth

Colonial Materials, Inc. - Wilmington; Wilmington (NC); On-site; USD 33,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Employee stock purchase program

Paid vacation & holidays

Medical, dental, vision benefits

Life insurance & disability

Job summary

Colonial Materials, Inc. - Wilmington is seeking a Delivery Driver to safely operate commercial vehicles and deliver building materials to commercial and residential sites in Wilmington, NC. You will load, unload, and load materials while delivering excellent customer service.

The role requires a valid CDL (Class B minimum; Class A preferred), a clean MVR, and knowledge of DOT regulations. Physical ability to lift up to 100+ lbs and work in outdoor environments is necessary.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Valid CDL required; Class B minimum; Class A preferred.
• Clear three-year MVR report and knowledge of DOT regulations.

Responsibilities

• Inspect truck and trailer for defects to ensure safe operation.
• Load and unload materials on flatbed or boom trucks; deliver to job sites.
• Deliver materials while prioritizing safety and customer service.
• Maintain records per state and federal regulations.
• Report any accidents or incidents involving vehicle or equipment.

Skills

Trust & integrity

Servant leadership

Teamwork

Independent work

Communication (oral & written)

Leadership/ delegation

Relationship building

Self-management

Education

High school diploma or GED

Valid CDL

Class B license minimum

Class A preferred

MVR 3-year review

DOT regulations knowledge

Job description

Colonial Materials, Inc. - Wilmington is seeking a Delivery Driver to safely operate commercial vehicles and deliver building materials to commercial and residential sites in Wilmington, NC. You will load, unload, and load materials while delivering excellent customer service.

The role requires a valid CDL (Class B minimum; Class A preferred), a clean MVR, and knowledge of DOT regulations. Physical ability to lift up to 100+ lbs and work in outdoor environments is necessary.