Non CDL Driver

As a Non CDL Driver at DeAngelo Contracting Services, your main responsibilities include performing pre and post-trip inspections of your assigned vehicle, maintaining cleanliness, transporting operational equipment, and engaging in roadside herbicide applications and traffic control operations. You'll also keep accurate driver logs and meet DOT and DMV safety regulations.

To qualify for the Non CDL Driver position at DCS, you need to have a high school diploma or equivalent, be at least 18 years old, and possess a valid driving license with a clean driving record for at least 5 years. Familiarity with GPS navigation is essential, and the ability to lift up to 60 pounds is also required. Experience with manual transmission trucks is preferred but not mandatory.

Yes, DeAngelo Contracting Services provides relevant training for Non CDL Drivers, including cross-training opportunities to enhance your skill set and prepare you for various tasks within the role, ensuring you become a versatile member of the DCS team.

As a Non CDL Driver at DCS, you will enjoy excellent benefits such as competitive compensation, medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(K) plan, generous paid time off, and additional career development programs designed to help you advance in your career.

Yes, as a Non CDL Driver at DCS, you may be required to travel away from home for assignments lasting up to 1-2 weeks at a time. DCS covers hotel expenses during your travels to ensure your comfort during work commitments.

To ensure safety while driving, I always conduct thorough pre and post-trip vehicle inspections, maintain a clean driving environment, and adhere to all traffic regulations and DOT safety standards. It’s essential to stay aware of my surroundings and manage distractions while on the road.

In stressful driving situations, I remain calm and focused, assessing the problem before reacting. Communicating clearly with other drivers and using defensive driving techniques are also crucial in maintaining safety and preventing accidents.

I once dealt with a situation where a customer was unhappy due to a delayed service. I listened to their concerns, provided a solution to their issue, and ensured prompt communication on expected timelines, ultimately turning a negative experience into a positive one.

To maintain accurate driver logs, I log my hours immediately after completing my shifts and double-check the information for errors. I also stay organized and regularly review my logs to ensure compliance with DOT regulations.

I am quite comfortable with performing light vehicle maintenance tasks, such as checking fluid levels and changing tires. I believe it's essential for ensuring safety and efficiency, and I am always eager to learn more about vehicle upkeep.

I have experience driving manual transmission trucks, which has honed my ability to handle diverse driving conditions. I understand how to manage shifting safely, which adds to my versatility as a driver.

To stay motivated during long shifts, I set small goals for myself, take short breaks when appropriate, and stay focused on the purpose of my work. I also listen to music or podcasts to keep my energy levels up while driving.

When transporting hazardous materials, I always follow DOT regulations for placarding and securing the materials, ensuring my vehicle is clean and compliant. Regular training helps me keep up-to-date with safety protocols.

When unexpected changes occur, I remain flexible and adapt as needed. I communicate effectively with my team regarding changes and plan alternative routes swiftly to ensure all operations continue smoothly.

I aspire to work as a Non CDL Driver for DCS because I admire the company's commitment to treating employees like family and the focus on safety and quality service. I believe my skills and passion align perfectly with DCS's ethos.