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BVS is seeking a CDL Driver to support our growing operations. This role requires a Class A CDL with Hazmat endorsement and current DOT medical certificate.
You will operate a semi-truck, ensuring safe, efficient deliveries and professional representation of the company. Responsibilities include on-time deliveries, completing routine inspections, maintaining logs and paperwork, and coordinating with the Transportation Manager for scheduling.
Description
Objective:
BVS is seeking a CDL Driver to support our growing operations. This role requires a Class A CDL with a Hazmat endorsement. A BVS CDL Driver is responsible for operating commercial vehicles safely, efficiently, and professionally. This role ensures timely delivery of goods while complying with all DOT, FMCSA, and company regulations. Drivers must maintain vehicle safety, complete routine inspections, and provide excellent customer service, contributing to the reliability and success of the organization.
Key Responsibilities
Requirements
Skills & Attributes
Physical Requirements
Expectations and Requirements
• Required to follow all DOT/FMCSA/OSHA/USDA/FDA and EPA Regulations.
• Required to follow the policy that household pets and non-employee passengers are not allowed to ride along.
• Agree to follow the BVS Weapons and DOT Drugs and Alcohol policies.
• Required to keep interior and exterior of equipment clean on a daily basis. Drivers must remove trash from the truck at the end of each shift. Conduct thorough cleaning of the truck interior, including vacuuming seats and floor and cleaning windows weekly.
• Required to follow the BVS Fuel Card and Business Expense policies.
• A driver is expected to drive to support the needs of the business. Pay is reflective of the days worked and miles driven during the week.
• A driver must be available to work our core business week operating Monday–Friday.
• If a driver refuses to work a day without providing advance notice or submitting a time off request as outlined in the policy, that day will be without pay or CPM.
• Drivers are not eligible for the average miles pay unless when using qualified PTO (sick and safe leave does not qualify) or the truck is out of service for more than 24 hours. Otherwise, only actual miles driven will be paid.
• If a driver refuses to pick up/deliver a load on a day you are working, your CPM will be forfeited for that day. Special circumstances for refusing a load may be determined at the discretion and support of the Director of Transportation. Examples include an unsafe condition or in accordance with DOT regulations or standards.
• Understand that First and Last Pay Periods of active employment will be paid for actual days worked and miles driven.