Cdl Driver - Surrey, Canada - Envision Cold

Envision Cold

Verified Company

Surrey, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Job Summary:

Responsibilities:

Transporting refrigerated food products and cargo to and from specified locations as instructed by company dispatchers.
Strategically planning travel routes to ensure that all deliveries are completed in a timely manner.
Reviewing dispatchers' instructions before deliveries to prevent any errors or miscommunications.
Performing inspections of the designated truck before and after each delivery to ensure that it is mechanically sound.
Promptly informing management of any mechanical issues that render the designated truck unroadworthy.
Maintaining a logbook with an accurate account of the number of hours worked, rest periods, and mileage covered.
Submitting cargo documents to customers and obtaining customer signatures to confirm receipt of the correct cargo.
Notifying dispatch of any damaged cargo.
Supervising the safe loading and unloading of cargo.
Responsible for providing service to our company 5 days a week/replacement trucks are necessary.

Payment Terms:

Average pay is $56/hour (combination of hourly and % of load)
Average work week is 4560 hours.
Schedule is primarily 6AM 4PM, Monday
Friday (with occasional weekends)
Truck is for sale, cost is negotiable.
2005 Kenworth T300 Tandem Axle
Odometer reading: 750,000 KM.
Lease to own is an option.
Fair terms and we will work with an individual's financial requirements to ensure a successful tenure with us.
Driver is responsible for the following:
Fuel
Auto and Workers' Comp Insurance
Motor Vehicle Registration
We will cover the Cargo Insurance
Operate under out NSC

Qualifications**:

2 years minimum commercial driving experience, preferably in the Greater Vancouver area.
Completion of a tractortrailer driver training program in encouraged.
Valid commercial driver's license (CDL) with a clean driving record.
Sound knowledge of road safety regulations, loading and unloading procedures, as well as weight restrictions.
Experience and responsibility for truck maintenance.
The ability to utilize GPS systems, road maps, and routing software.
The ability to concentrate for extended periods.
Excellent time management, organizational, and problemsolving skills.
Effective communication skills including strong spoken and written English.
Positive attitude and team player.