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Hayward Lumber in Salinas, CA is seeking a CDL A Driver to transport materials between branches and job sites. The driver must comply with DOT regulations, conduct vehicle inspections, and maintain delivery documentation.
The position is full-time and hourly, with pay ranging from $20 to $23 per hour plus a union pension. A valid Class A CDL is required, along with being at least 21 years old and the ability to lift heavy items. Experience with flatbed equipment is a plus.
Title: CDL A Driver
Classification: Full Time – Hourly
Pay Range: $20 to $23 plus union pension
Location: Salinas, CA
Reports To: Yard Supervisor/Dispatcher
For 100 years and four generations of Hayward family leadership, Hayward Lumber has been committed to meeting and exceeding the needs of builders. Beyond full-service lumberyards, we offer window, door and cabinet design centers, pro-oriented hardware stores, and innovative building solutions designed to save time and money. Hayward Lumber is a family-oriented company that treats every employee as such. Our average tenure companywide is over 12 years and we pride ourselves in creating an environment in which you can learn, grow, and prosper. Hayward Lumber provides a competitive compensation structure, as well as a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401K, and paid time off including vacation, holiday, and sick leave. We operate 5 ½ days a week from 7 AM – 5 PM. Learn more at www.haywardlumber.com
We are the most dependable supplier of products, services, and solutions to the construction market since 1919.
A CDL driver operates commercial vehicles requiring a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) to transport goods, materials, or equipment safely and efficiently. Responsibilities include adhering to Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, performing vehicle inspections and maintenance checks, managing delivery schedules, and ensuring accurate documentation for cargo and routes. The role often involves loading and unloading materials, communicating with dispatchers, and maintaining a clean driving record.