Driver Hiring Event - Local Class A CDL Drivers

Description

Please make sure you apply before coming to the Driver Hiring Event

Quality Custom Distribution is having a Driver Hiring Event at our Taunton, MA location.

QCD Walk-in Interviews: CDL-A Local Delivery Drivers

May 23rd (9am-3pm)

for more information call (202) 200-5500

Local Class A Delivery Driver - Home Daily | $70K-$75K Avg. Annual

Location: 300 Charles R. Colton Rd. Unit C, Taunton, MA 02780

Shift: Afternoon Dispatch | No Layovers!

Why Drive with QCD?

At Quality Custom Distribution (QCD), we offer more than a paycheck - we offer a long-term career with growth, stability, and the support you need to succeed. If you're a safety-focused, hard-working driver looking for local routes, this is the opportunity for you.

Position Highlights:

• Pay: $338/Trip
• Home Daily: Afternoon to Evening dispatch - no layovers
• Weekly Pay: Paid every Friday
• Equipment: Lift gates on all trailers - no ramps
• Schedule:
• Must be available nights, weekends, and holidays
• Benefits:
• Health, Dental & Vision within 30 days
• 401(k), paid holidays, vacation, and more!

Job Responsibilities:

• Operate a diesel-powered tractor-trailer to deliver food products to local customers
• Load/unload products using hand trucks and pallet jacks (this is a physically demanding role)
• Use knowledge of commercial driving to safely navigate narrow or busy locations
• Complete daily vehicle inspections and maintain all DOT logs and company paperwork
• Handle return loads and communicate with store personnel and dispatch

Requirements:

• Valid Class A CDL and DOT Medical Card
• 1+ year of tractor-trailer driving and delivery experience
• Strong customer service and communication skills
• Ability to lift 5-75 lbs. and work in cold environments (coolers/freezers)
• Must be able to stand, walk, and climb in and out of the truck frequently
• Willing to work a flexible schedule - including weekends and holidays (24/7 operation)
• As required by Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, commercial drivers must read and speak English sufficiently to communicate with the public, understand highway signs and traffic signals, respond to official inquiries, and make entries in reports and records.