FedEx CDL-A Linehaul Driver

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Position FedEx CDL-A Linehaul Driver (Home Daily) Job Opening Fed Ex CDL-A Linehaul Driver (Home Daily) Company Parseeker Logistics Job Description Parseeker Logistics is excited to announce a career opportunity for a dedicated and reliable individual as a Fed Ex CDL-A Linehaul Driver. This full-time role is integral to maintaining the efficiency and reliability of our logistics operations. As a Linehaul Driver, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that cargo and parcels are moved efficiently across different terminals throughout your designated route. This position does not offer remote work capabilities and necessitates on-the-ground, daily operations that are crucial to meeting our high standards of timely delivery. The position involves dedicated routes ensuring that you are home daily, fostering work-life balance while contributing to the vast network of logistics that supports communities and businesses. Working with Parseeker Logistics as a Fed Ex CDL-A Linehaul Driver guarantees exposure to best-in-class operational protocols and a steady, reliable work schedule that respects your personal time and commitments. Job Summary • Move double & single trailer configurations between Fed Ex facilities • Drop & hook • No live load • No touch freight Compensation • $1000-$1500 per week Benefits • Health/Dental/Vision Insurance Reimbursement • 401k • PTO upon hire • DOT med card reimbursement Positions Available • Wed-Sun 4PM-1AM (Dedicated $1200+) • Sat-Wed 5AM-2PM (Extra/Cover Driver) Responsibilities • Safely drive and operate your assigned truck on designated routes • Adhere to all company and government regulations regarding the transport of goods, including but not limited to, hazardous materials • Monitor and manage the required paperwork and electronic documentation of freight, route details, and hours logged in compliance with federal, state, and company guidelines • Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections of your vehicle; report any concerns or issues to the maintenance crew to ensure vehicle safety and efficiency • Maintain communication with the dispatch team to report any delays, discrepancies, or issues encountered on the route • Manage route planning and time schedules to maximize efficiency and productivity • Provide professional and courteous service to all business partners and individuals along the delivery chain Requirements • Valid CDL-A license • Minimum 1 year of tractor-trailer experience REQUIRED • Doubles endorsement REQUIRED (doubles experience NOT required) • Reside within 25 mile radius of Pittston, PA • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. to maneuver dolly during double trailer hook/unhook procedure • Must be able to operate in a variety of weather and traffic conditions • Excellent organizational and time management skills • Strong interpersonal and communication skills • Must be detail-oriented with an emphasis on safety and quality of work #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply To this Job Company : careersprint Salary : Work from home  

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