Local Tractor-Trailer Driver | Shuttle Ops & Timely Deliveries

America's Service Line; Grand Island (NE); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

America’s Service Line is seeking a Tractor/Trailer Driver to shuttle trailers from dispatch-provided locations and perform related duties. The role emphasizes punctual paperwork, safe operation, and flexibility to learn new trailer spotting tasks.

The driver will plan trips with awareness of hours-of-service, maintain a professional demeanor, and coordinate closely with terminal staff and customers to ensure timely freight movement.

Responsibilities

• Shuttle trailers from dispatch-provided locations
• Possibility of dropping and hooking several times per hour
• Strong backing abilities
• Flexibility to learn trailer spotting duties
• Does paperwork well - timeliness and accuracy.
• Ability to use technology
• Lives close to or willing to park close to a terminal or customer location
• Trip planning: understand HOS and time management
• Reliable/credible – do what they say they are going to do
• Demonstrates willingness to pull together in times of personal or professional crisis or need
• Takes direction well
• Ability to listen
• Accountable: take responsibility for the truck, the freight, and services provided. Good inspection, cleanliness (of self and equipment). Sense of pride
• Attention to detail, ask questions, engaged, attentive
• Courteous, professional, and proactive in communication – interacts with other drivers, co-workers and customers with tact and respect. Use please and thank you.
• Stress management: deal with stress by proactively communicating frustration or problems. They offer ideas and suggestions.
• Positive attitude, open and forthcoming
• Truthful
• Courtesy to other motorist and drivers on the road

Job description

America’s Service Line is seeking a Tractor/Trailer Driver to shuttle trailers from dispatch-provided locations and perform related duties. The role emphasizes punctual paperwork, safe operation, and flexibility to learn new trailer spotting tasks.

The driver will plan trips with awareness of hours-of-service, maintain a professional demeanor, and coordinate closely with terminal staff and customers to ensure timely freight movement.