CDL - Local - Truck Driver

As a CDL - Local - Truck Driver at Richards Building Supply, you'll be responsible for safely delivering building materials to various job sites, unloading materials per customer requirements, and receiving goods in the warehouse. You'll also load trucks according to delivery schedules while adhering to DOT regulations. The job involves significant heavy lifting and operating flatbed trucks with Moffett experience—a critical skill for this role.

To qualify for the CDL - Local - Truck Driver position at Richards Building Supply, candidates must possess a CDL Class B license with an Air Brake Endorsement or a CDL Class A license. A minimum of one year of CDL Class B driving experience or two years of CDL Class A experience is required. Moffett and flatbed operating experience, a clean driving record, and the ability to lift heavy materials are also essential.

Richards Building Supply offers an impressive array of benefits to its CDL - Local - Truck Drivers, including 20 paid days off, competitive pay with overtime potential, generous medical, dental, and vision coverage, and a robust 401K plan with significant company matching. Additional voluntary benefits are also available to ensure our drivers feel supported in every aspect of their careers.

The typical work schedule for a CDL - Local - Truck Driver at Richards Building Supply is Monday through Friday, from 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. This allows you to enjoy a great work-life balance, with the added benefit of being home each night to spend time with family or relax after a productive day.

Applying for the CDL - Local - Truck Driver position at Richards Building Supply is simple! Just submit your resume through our virtual recruiting assistant or text 'RBS' to (773) 917-1760 to connect directly. We’re excited to welcome the next member to our growing family, so don't hesitate to reach out!

In your response, be sure to highlight your specific experiences handling flatbed trucks and any Moffett operations you've performed. Discuss particular challenges you faced and how you overcame them to demonstrate your problem-solving skills.

Discuss your commitment to safety protocols both while on the road and during unloading. Emphasize the importance of following DOT regulations, wearing appropriate safety gear, and conducting pre-trip inspections to ensure vehicle and load safety.

You can explain how you maintain your physical fitness, your experience with heavy lifting, and strategies you use to prevent injuries while handling materials. Being proactive about safety is a significant aspect of the trucking profession.

Talk about your customer service skills and how you maintain clear and polite communication during deliveries. Give examples of how good communication can enhance customer satisfaction and improve the delivery process.

Describe a specific scenario where you faced a challenge while driving. Go through the steps you took to address the issue, ensuring that safety and compliance were prioritized.

It's important to convey your interest in Richards Building Supply's values and family-oriented culture. Mention any research you've done about the company, its benefits, or its commitment to supporting veterans.

Share a specific instance where teamwork was critical to the success of a delivery or operation. Illustrate how collaboration led to a successful outcome and your role in that teamwork.

Reflect on your passion for driving, the freedom of the open road, and the satisfaction of serving customers. Personal anecdotes can help illustrate your motivation.

Discuss strategies you use to stay calm and focused under pressure, such as taking breaks, practicing mindfulness, or sticking to a personal checklist to ensure safety and efficiency.

Show your understanding of relevant DOT regulations, such as vehicle maintenance, hours of service, and safety inspections. Provide examples of how you've ensured compliance in your previous roles.