CDL Flatbed Driver: Heavy Materials & Service

Tucker Materials; Georgia; On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Disability & Life Insurance

Wellness Benefits

401(k) Retirement Plan

Employee Stock Purchase Program

Paid Holidays & Vacation Days

Professional Growth Opportunities

Development & Training Programs

Job summary

Capitol Materials, Inc. in Marietta, GA, is seeking a delivery driver to operate a commercial vehicle, load/unload materials, and provide excellent customer service. Responsibilities include safe material handling, compliance with DOT regulations, and maintaining records.

The role requires a valid CDL, a high school diploma or GED, and a clean MVR. Candidates should be able to lift heavy materials, work independently or in a team, and adapt to field conditions while prioritizing safety and

Qualifications

• CDL required with minimum Class B; Class A strongly preferred.
• Must maintain DOT compliance and MVR clear.
• Ability to load/unload materials safely and operate boom/flatbed trucks.
• Excellent customer service and professional attitude.

Responsibilities

• Inspect truck/trailer for defects and ensure safe operation.
• Safely load/unload building materials; deliver to sites as directed.
• Maintain compliance records per state and federal regulations.
• Report accidents and manage safety per policy.

Skills

CDL

MVR check

DOT regulations knowledge

Independent & team work

Safety consciousness

Customer service

Education

High School diploma or GED

Job description

Capitol Materials, Inc. in Marietta, GA, is seeking a delivery driver to operate a commercial vehicle, load/unload materials, and provide excellent customer service. Responsibilities include safe material handling, compliance with DOT regulations, and maintaining records.

The role requires a valid CDL, a high school diploma or GED, and a clean MVR. Candidates should be able to lift heavy materials, work independently or in a team, and adapt to field conditions while prioritizing safety and