Non-CDL Straight Truck Driver — $21.00/hr, Daily Home Time

Our company is looking for a Non-CDL straight truck driver for its Grove City, OH facility. You'll handle local pickups and deliveries of mail for clients, driving a straight truck up to 26,000 GVWR, and be home every day.

Pay

• $21.00 per hour, plus overtime

• Paid weekly

Schedule

• Monday: 8:45a-7p

• Tuesday through Friday: 11:00a-7:00p

• Daily home time

• May need to work mandatory overtime, including weekends and holidays, sometimes with little notice

• Must be willing to come in early or stay later to cover for call-offs or vacations

What you'll haul

• Local mail pickups and deliveries for Pitney Bowes clients

• Minimal freight handling

• Clean, late-model tractors and trailers

What you'll do

• Pick up and deliver mail at customer sites

• Check that products meet customer specs and USPS rules

• Confirm mail has correct dates and presort slugs, and attach a pickup slip before loading

• Help with warehouse tasks like wrapping pallets, stacking trays and loading trucks

• Keep a daily driver's log for mileage and cargo

• Collect signatures and track mail counts for customer pickups, and answer related questions

• Keep your vehicle and work area clean

• Take on other duties as needed

Requirements

• At least 21 years old

• Valid driver's license from your state of residence (no CDL required)

• Able to drive a straight truck up to 26,000 GVWR

• At least six months of verifiable experience driving a similar-sized vehicle within the last 3 years, with a safe driving record

• Basic computer skills and able to read maps and directions

• Able to lift at least 50 lbs. and walk, stand, stoop and bend, with or without accommodation

• Able to read and speak English well enough to deal with the public, understand highway signs and signals, respond to official questions, and fill out reports and records

Benefits

• Medical, dental and vision coverage

• 401(k)

• Driver referral program

About the company

Our company sorts mail on behalf of clients, work that would otherwise be done by USPS, earning discounted postage rates that are shared with clients. The company's operating centers process more than 17 billion pieces of mail each year, handling everything from pickup to entry into the postal system.