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Class A CDL Driver

Univar Solutions
Berkeley, Missouri, United States
On-site

About this role

WHAT YOU’LL DO

  • Delivery Specialist is responsible for loading/unloading and delivering Mini Bulk and Bulk chemicals as dispatched in the safest and most efficient manner. Delivery Specialist will report to the Operations Supervisor.
  • Reading and being familiar with all Company policies and procedures as detailed in the Employee Handbook
  • Safety Manual and Operations Manual. Taking pride in our Company and doing everything possible to help maintain our goals in Safety, Service, and Profitability.
  • Reporting and designated to work on time, and accurately completing time sheets.
  • Wearing uniform daily, maintaining clean and professional appearance of yourself as well as assigned tractor and trailer.
  • Wearing all required safety gear and personal protective equipment, including full face respirator when required, during all handling of chemicals.
  • Driving in a safe and responsible manner and following all DOT rules and regulations while making chemical deliveries.
  • Loading trucks with proper materials (and concentrations) to be delivered as dispatched, ensuring all paperwork complies with Company and DOT policies and regulations.
  • Fill out delivery report documents accurately and submit them in a timely manner.
  • Perform minor and routine maintenance on trailer, process equipment, customer tanks and vent traps
  • Safely delivering chemicals as dispatched to our customers promptly and in a courteous fashion.
  • Reporting all spills immediately to the Operations Supervisor or Operations Manager.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

  • Class A equivalent driving experience on a full-time work basis in liquid transport.
  • Minimum of (5) years of Class A equivalent driving experience.

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