TRUCK DRIVER

Transport materials, such as alfalfa and hay bales, cotton rolls, and other materials, from fields over land to warehouses and processing plants or distribution centers; verify loads for accuracy; and delivery loads as instructed. Load and ensure that cargo is properly secured in the flat bed to prevent damage, injury or loss. Weigh truck before and after delivery and keep accurate records of heavy weights and light weights. Untie and unload cargo upon arrival at the warehouse or processing plant. Follow the route as directed by dispatcher, maintain contact with dispatcher, and meet delivery schedules. Complete and verify paperwork for accuracy. Obtain signatures to confirm and complete deliveries. Confirm that the contents of each shipment load matches the manifest documents. Truck drivers are responsible for basic vehicle maintenance, in the pre- and post-trip. Truck drivers must comply with all safe work practices, policies, and processes at all times. Truck Drivers will pull a vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of approximately 26,000 lbs, to a maximum GVW of 80,000 lbs. Accordingly, a valid commercial driver’s license with double trailer endorsement is required. Moreover, the commercial driver's license should be of an appropriate class and have an appropriate endorsement, if required, that will allow the driver to pull a double trailer and a vehicle exceeding 26,000 lbs. Truck drivers must comply with all safe work practices, policies, and processes at all times