Class A CDL Driver - Onalaska, United States - Dynamic Recycling
Description
**Class A CDL Driver**
at Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations Onalaska, WI **Class A CDL Driver**
At Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, our ultimate mission is Environmental Sustainability and Team Member Empowerment. We strive to be an industry leader in the Electronics Recycling & Data Security world, with a special focus on Integrity and Customer Service. Even more importantly, however, we believe our team is our most valuable resource, and seek to provide a work environment that is rewarding, engaging, and FUN With an emphasis on personal growth and development, Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations is more than an employer, but a partner in the career development and life aspirations of our Team Members.
**Location:** Onalaska, WI
**Schedule**: Monday Friday; an average of 55 hours/week
**Salary**: $22.00/hour
**Purpose & Summary:**
The Class A CDL Driver is responsible for the safe and timely pickup and delivery of freight, while maintaining compliance with all local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Our Drivers are also ambassadors of Dynamic Lifecycle Innovations, and provide exceptional customer service on all of their trips and interactions with our industry partners.
Day-to-day responsibilities may include:
Driving
Picking up and delivering product as assigned
Completing required documentation and paperwork
Communicating with dispatch
Assisting with some unloading and loading of trailers
**Requirements:**
High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Must be eligible to drive commercially, hold a Class A CDL, and have a satisfactory driving record.
Skills:
Strong navigational skills using maps and GPS units
Exceptional customer service skills
Clear communication and active listening
Abilities:
Self-motivated and able to work independently
Highly focused for extended periods of time
Able to lift lbs
Comfortable sitting for up to 6 hours a day consistently
Comfortable occasionally sitting up to 11 hours in a day
**Preferred Qualifications:**
A year or more of commercial driving experience and a forklift certification is a bonus
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