Tractor Trailer Op

American Greetings; Osceola (AR); On-site; USD 32,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

American Greetings in Osceola, AR is seeking an experienced Tractor Trailer Operator for the 2nd shift (2:30pm–10:30pm), Monday–Friday. The role involves driving over-the-road to service interplant and external warehouses, performing pre-trip inspections, and ensuring the safekeeping of merchandise in transit.

You will support yard operations and may operate a power truck when not on tractor duties. Ideal candidates have a CDL A, high school diploma, and the ability to pass required safety

Qualifications

• Requires Commercial Driver License (CDL A).
• Experience operating a tractor-trailer on over-the-road routes.
• Ability to perform pre-trip inspections and basic vehicle checks.
• Willingness to work second shift, Monday–Friday.

Responsibilities

• Operates tractor trailer to service interplant or external warehouse needs.
• Performs pre-trip inspection and reports repairs needed to keep the truck in good operating condition.
• Assists in loading or off-loading of trailer and moves trailers within yard areas.
• Acts as back-up for yard driver in Shipping and Receiving when needed.
• Operates power truck in Receiving & Stores department when not on tractor duty.

Skills

Power truck operation

Safety compliance

Pre-trip inspection

Shift work

Education

High School

CDL A License

Job description

General Summary

Operates tractor trailer as on over-the-road driver to service interplant or outside warehouse needs. Responsible for safekeeping and merchandise while in transit.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Performs pre-trip inspection on tractor-trailer unit and reports any minor or major repairs needed in order to keep the truck in good operating condition to Receiving Dock Leader

Job Description

Tractor Trailer Operator

2nd shift - 2:30pm to 10:30pm

Monday through Friday

General Summary

Operates tractor trailer as on over-the-road driver to service interplant or outside warehouse needs. Responsible for safekeeping and merchandise while in transit.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Performs pre-trip inspection on tractor-trailer unit and reports any minor or major repairs needed in order to keep the truck in good operating condition to Receiving Dock Leader

Keeps correct amount of gasoline in the tanks; checks and adds oil to the crank case as needed; checks the radiator for fullness of anti-freeze; checks the battery for the need of water ;checks the tires for proper air pressure; checks the hydraulic fifth wheel for proper amount of oil

Assists in loading or off-loading of trailer when necessary.

Performs duties as local yard driver to move trailers in and/or out of Receiving, Shipping, and Returned Goods dock areas.

Acts as back-up for yard driver in Shipping department during his absence.

Operates power truck in Receiving & Stores department during remaining time services are not required as tractor-trailer operator

Performs duties as Material Handler & Power Truck Operator as required.

Driver is required to mount/dismount yard tractor numerous times during the work day. Climbing onto the “catwalk” –manual dexterity to properly operate the tractor

Works under the direct supervision of the Receiving & Stores Leader

Must be qualified to operate a power truck in compliance with company regulations.

• Successfully passing a written examination designed for power truck operators
• Successful completion of a specified training course for power truck operation
• Ability to maintain performance efficiency as measured by job standard
• Performs other duties as assigned

Physical Demands

The characteristics listed below are representative of the physical demands required by an individual to successfully perform the essential duties of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.

Must be physically qualified to operate a commercial motor vehicle as prescribed by the Federal Motor Carrier safety regulations section 391.41 subject D. This includes an examination by a competent medical examiner and a certificate stating he/she is physically qualified to operate a motor vehicle

Work Environment

The characteristics listed below are representative of the work environment typically encountered by an individual while performing the essential duties of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.

Work will be conducted primarily at Osceola. Some travel may be necessary (to plants, subsidiaries, conferences, external meetings, etc.) but likely not more than 10% of the time. A fast-paced environment with an occasional heavy workload. Job may require working more than 40 hours a week at times. Frequent fixed deadlines.

Will be required to work in excessive hot/cold temperatures and be exposed to multiple weather conditions.

Experience Required

Required Length & Type of Experience:

Must be qualified to operate a tractor-trailer unit as on over-the-road driver in compliance with the Department of Transportation Regulations. This requires possession of a Commercial Driver License. (CDL A)

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Must pass a written examination of instructions to prospective drivers concerning commercial vehicle safety as prescribed by the Federal Motor Carrier safety regulations section 391.35 subject D.

Education Required

Required Education:

High School

Career Site Category

Manufacturing/Distribution Jobs