1676 Professional Driver Representattive Wise jobs in Michigan

Operate a straight truck, tractor-trailer, or double trailer
Deliver products or assets in a safe and timely manner to customers, warehouses, distributors, etc., according to the delivery route schedule as determined by the supervisor
Operate a commercial motor vehicle in compliance with DOT and DFA rules, regulations and policies adhering to all safety practices
Deliver products or assets according to route schedule and customer delivery expectations (e.g., put deliveries inside coolers and walk-ins) in a safe and timely manner. Follow designated routes and schedules unless otherwise directed by supervisory personnel
Report delivery delays to management due to road conditions, accidents or breakdowns
Based on route design, load and unload product as required at designated stops (2-wheel cart and/or pallet jacket); may include stocking and ordering of product (varies from route to route)
Communicate effectively and maintain good relations with customers and report any problems to the driver supervisor or manager
Ensure and/or perform proper maintenance on assigned vehicles and equipment used (tires, fuel, oil check, etc.) and maintain a clean vehicle
Complete all daily paperwork fully and correctly each day. Maintain all log and trip records according to company policy and DOT guidelines
Perform load inventory and document condition of freight before departure
Attend all driver workshops and training sessions
Use company supported applications or systems properly
Represent DFA positively and professionally at all times during interactions with customers or other individuals
High School Diploma or equivalent
2 or more years of experience driving a tractor trailer, straight truck, or doubles trailer, within the last 5 years preferred
Must meet minimum age requirements
Must meet DFA requirements for Motor Vehicle Records
Must meet all DOT requirements
Certification and/or License – valid Class A CDL; some drivers may be required to have a doubles endorsement; license or operator's permit for at least the three years immediately prior to application