OTR CDL-A Hybrid Driver

DEPARTMENT: Logistics/Freightlines LOCATION: ANY F.L.S.A. STATUS: Hourly/Cents per Mile REPORTS TO: Dispatcher 1.0 PURPOSE: To detail specific tasks and responsibilities for the position of HYBRID TRUCK DRIVER in order for those persons holding this position to perform their job as safely, effectively, and efficiently as possible. 2.0 SCOPE: This document is used from date of hire throughout training and as a reference for the Hybrid Truck Driver for tasks to be completed. This document is not all inclusive. 3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES: 3.1 Transport goods and freight from one location to another using a truck or tractor-trailer. 3.2 Complete a pre/post trip inspection on tractor and trailer before and after each trip to ensure safety and functionality. 3.3 Inspect load to ensure cargo is properly loaded and secured 3.4 If load is not properly secured notify dispatch and if necessary use straps/load locks for securement 3.5 Review BOL for accuracy 3.6 Plan the route, fueling location, safe haven, breaks, and deliveries to meet customer requirements and deadlines. 3.7 Complete electronic DVIR via ELD for any deficiencies identified during pre/post trip 3.8 Contact maintenance team and Penske repair hotline when repairs/inspections/certifications are needed for tractor or trailer. 3.9 Schedule preventative maintenance and repairs with local Lease provider (Penske/Ryder) 3.10 Contact safety and dispatch immediately after a safety incident (follow Company Accident/Incident process) 3.11 Complete monthly Near Miss documentation 3.12 On-Time pick-up and Delivery from consignee 3.13 Utilize onboard TMS system for dispatch and communication purposes 3.14 Comply with all traffic laws and FMCSR regulations, including hours of service restrictions. 3.15 Communicate effectively with dispatchers and other transportation personnel. 3.16 Monitor weather and road conditions to adjust driving accordingly. 3.17 Manage cargo securement and load distribution to prevent damage or accidents. 3.18 Complete and submit daily trip sheet 3.19 Submit weekly any necessary documentation to include but not limited to daily trip sheet, lumper receipts, fuel receipts, etc. 3.20 Communicate professionally with dispatchers, safety department, Company Leadership/associates, other motorists, shippers, receivers, law enforcement personnel, and DOT officers, etc. 3.21 Pull the 5th wheel release, tandem axle releases and open/close trailer doors in all types of weather conditions. 3.22 Adjust trailer pin height by turning the metal crank mounted on the trailer in order to move the landing gear upward and downward to position the trailer properly for hooking or disconnecting the tractor to the trailer. 3.23 Sit for long periods of time up to, but not to exceed hours of service 3.24 Ability to adapt quickly according to the road conditions, environment, traffic patterns, weather conditions, and the demands of the job. 3.25 Work weekends as needed. 3.26 Any additional duties as assigned by leadership 3.27 Load and unload trailers (hand/fork truck/pallet jack) 3.28 Pick/Pack materials for shipping 3.29 Upon certification at each Company location, safely utilize powered equipment (reach truck/fork truck/pallet jack.etc) per facility rules and regulations 3.30 Utilize company WMS to manage inventory and trailer loading/unloading. 3.31 Travel to Company warehouses to provide onsite support in all warehouse functions 3.32 Maintain accurate inventory counts 3.33 Perform cycle counts and physical inventories 3.34 Assist in breaking down empty gaylords/maintain baler 3.35 Assist other drivers/material handlers as assigned by leadership 3.36 Do not use power equipment in a facility until certified at that specific location 3.37 Shuttle equipment to and from repair location Example (Penske/Ryder/Outside Vendor) 3.38 Open doors utilizing Trailer door strap (peekaboo strap) 3.39 Chain of tires due to inclement weather (State regulations) 3.40 Maintain vehicle cleanliness