Truck Driver - Class A

Home Weekends and Holidays

NWH, founded in 1967, has become the leading manufacturer and supplier of hardwood lumber to North America, Europe, and Asia. With an unwavering focus on simplifying the customer experience, NWH serves the furniture, flooring, cabinet, molding, and millwork industries with 14+ hardwood species from the major U.S. growing regions and imported plywood and exotic lumber. The company operates over more than 20 manufacturing and warehousing facilities across the country, including sawmills, concentration yards, and distribution facilities, using innovative technologies to streamline the procurement process for customers. NWH supplies only sustainable, high-quality hardwoods to protect our resources today and for future generations. For more information, please visit nwh.com.

KEY FUNCTIONS:

Conduct daily inspections at the start and end of shift and report problems or damage.

Observe mechanical issues and report immediately 

Complete a daily truck log and submit paperwork weekly.

Manage routes and proceed the most efficient way possible 

Find ways to conserve resources, including fuel, to benefit the business 

Comply with all DOT and in house rules and regulations 

Serve as a brand advocate and ambassador with clients and the public

SKILLS AND REQUIREMENTS:

Valid CDL

Clean driving record

Be safety conscious, have a positive attitude

Have and maintain an excellent attendance record

Pre-employment physical and pass a DOT drug screen

Wear personal protective equipment at the loading and unloading points

Extensive knowledge of applicable truck driving rules and regulations

Adaptability and foresight to handle unexpected situations (traffic, weather conditions, etc.)

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

High school diploma or equivalent

CDL – Class A

Certificate from an accredited CDL school

21 years or older

At least six months of OTR experience

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Ability to sit for long periods of time

Ability to drive for extended periods of time 

Ability to climb up to the bin and onto the truck trailer