Can you deliver safely, think on your feet, and still be home for dinner?

Picture this: You’ve inspected your flatbed, confirmed your lift gear (including mobile/Moffett) is in top shape, and your load is strapped per SOPs. With directions in hand, you roll out to a jobsite, survey the terrain, gear up with PPE, and unload—sometimes with a boom crane—so crews can get right to work. You capture a signature and photo, update your log, and move on to the next stop. End of shift, you’re heading home. That’s this job, every day. And after 90 days of continuous employment, eligible new hires receive a $1,000 sign-on bonus.

What you’ll do

• Deliver finished products to customer shops and active jobsites.
• Load, strap, and bundle materials; ensure tags and paperwork are correct.
• Navigate via maps or written directions; communicate with customers professionally.
• Assess site safety; use required PPE; unload safely.
• Operate boom cranes and other mounted equipment when needed.
• Inspect truck and lift equipment daily (including mobile/Moffett forklifts).
• Keep electronic driver logs; complete manual backups as needed.
• Follow DOT rules and licensing requirements without exception.
• Be available for nights, weekends, or early-morning deliveries when requested.
• Stage boxes and prep crates for shipment; use equipment to load/unload pipe and materials from flatbed and box trailers.
• Follow all company SOPs and perform other duties as assigned.

What you bring

• Basic education enabling you to follow standard practices, take oral instruction, perform simple arithmetic, keep simple records, and use office/warehouse equipment (up to and including high school).
• Appropriate CDL and related certifications (crane, industrial truck).
• 6+ months of prior driving experience preferred.
• Keypad/keyboard skills; RF/barcoding background is a plus.
• 1+ year succeeding in a multitask, time-pressured environment.
• Ability with whole-number and decimal arithmetic.

Mandatory compliance

Ability to pass a DOT physical and maintain a Medical Certificate, as well as complying with random DOT drug and alcohol testing as required by FMCSA Regulations.