Transport Driver

Lift Power; Savannah (GA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Lift Power in Savannah, GA is seeking a professional CDL driver to transport Material Handling Equipment, loading and unloading, and ensuring compliance with OSHA and DOT regulations. You will perform pre/post-trip inspections, document transport details, and assist with demos and rentals at customer sites.

A Class A CDL with Hazmat, Air Brakes, DOT medical card, and a clean driving record are required; mechanical aptitude and comfort with tablets/smartphones are preferred.

Qualifications

• Valid Class A CDL with Air Brakes and Hazmat endorsement.
• Valid DOT medical card and clean driving record.
• Ability to sit for long periods and handle physical tasks.
• Mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills.
• Comfort with tablets and smartphones for documentation.

Responsibilities

• Loading and unloading equipment from transport trucks.
• Perform daily pre- and post-trip inspections and keep the vehicle in safe condition.
• Keep transport trucks clean and ready for service.
• Complete transport documents and obtain customer signatures.
• Verify battery serial numbers and propane tanks at customer sites.
• Install and remove industrial batteries at customer locations.
• Assist in prep on demo and rental units.
• Coordinate loading/unloading with external haulers.

Skills

Class A CDL with Air Brakes and Hazmat

DOT Physical Card

Safe Driving Record

Sit for long periods

Mechanical aptitude

Use tablet and cell phone

Job description

Maximize customer satisfaction by transporting Material Handling Equipment while abiding by all OSHA and DOT regulations. Responding to customer demands in a safe, timely and professional manner while making safety the top priority.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

• Loading & Unloading
  • Measure & check weights of all loads
  • Load and Unload equipment from transport truck
  • Secure all loads
  • Cover loads when required and wipe down
• Perform Daily transport truck inspections
  • Pre and Post trip inspections required
  • Complete Driver’s Daily Checklist
  • Report any issues found
  • Keep Preventative Maintenance Current
• Always maintain a clean transport truck
• Complete all Transport Documents
  • Obtain customer signatures
  • Note damage and abuse
  • Confirm battery serial numbers and propane tanks
• Install and removal of industrial batteries at customer’s location
• Assist in prep on Demo and Rental Units
• Loading and unloading of external haulers

Education and Experience Requirements:

• Safe Driving Record

Skills Required:

• Class “A” CDL with Air Brakes and Hazmat Endorsement
• Valid DOT Physical Card
• Safe Driving Record
• Ability to Sit for long periods of time
• Mechanical aptitude
• Ability to use both a tablet and cell phone

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