CDL Instructor (65388)

Job Summary:

Are you passionate about trucking and eager to share your expertise? Join our Sage Truck Driving School team as a CDL Instructor and play a vital role in training the next generation of professional drivers. No teaching experience is required; we provide comprehensive training to help you succeed. This position offers a rewarding opportunity to work in a supportive environment, with nights and weekends at home, and the chance to make a positive impact on aspiring truck drivers.

Responsibilities:

The CDL Instructor will deliver classroom instruction and practical training to students, ensuring they develop the skills necessary for safe and efficient tractor-trailer operation. You will assess student performance through hands-on driving evaluations, provide constructive feedback, and guide students through maneuvers on skills ranges and roadways. The role involves demonstrating proper driving techniques, explaining safety procedures, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations. Instructors also maintain accurate training records, uphold safety standards, and foster a professional learning environment that motivates students to excel. Additionally, you will stay current with industry regulations and curriculum updates to ensure training remains aligned with industry standards.

Qualifications:

• Valid Class A CDL License
• Minimum two (2) years of practical trucking related experience that demonstrates instructional competency
• A safe CDL A driving record as determined by the SAGE Safety Department
• Demonstrated knowledge of principles and practices of safe truck driving, including all laws and regulations covering tractor-trailer interstate operations
• Ability to effectively communicate instructions, assess student performance, and provide guidance
• Professional attitude characterized by respect, motivation, maturity, safety consciousness, and professionalism
• Knowledge, skill, and actual performance abilities that exceed curriculum objectives
• Compliance with all federal motor carrier safety regulations and ability to pass DOT drug/alcohol screening