Vehicle Operation:

• Operate commercial trucks with a C license (often referred to as medium-sized trucks) to transport goods, materials, or equipment to designated destinations.
• Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the vehicle, checking for mechanical issues, ensuring roadworthiness, and verifying cargo securement.

Cargo Handling:

• Load and unload cargo onto and from the truck using appropriate equipment, such as pallet jacks, forklifts, or hand trucks.
• Secure cargo properly using straps, chains, or other tie-downs to prevent shifting or damage during transit.

Route Planning:

• Plan efficient routes using maps, GPS devices, or route planning software to minimize travel time and fuel consumption.
• Navigate roads, highways, and urban areas safely and effectively, avoiding traffic congestion, road closures, and hazardous conditions.

Compliance and Documentation:

• Ensure compliance with all applicable traffic laws, regulations, and transportation policies, including weight limits, hours of service regulations, and vehicle maintenance requirements.
• Maintain accurate records of driving hours, mileage, fuel consumption, and delivery schedules, as required by company policies or regulatory agencies.

Qualifications:

• Possession of a valid C class commercial driver's license.
• Prior experience driving commercial vehicles, preferably medium-sized trucks, in various road and weather conditions.
• Demonstrated safe driving record with no major traffic violations or accidents.
• Familiarity with local, national, and international transportation regulations, including weight limits, hours of service regulations, and cargo securement requirements.

C License Truck Drivers play a critical role in the supply chain, ensuring the efficient and timely delivery of goods to businesses and consumers. Through their expertise, professionalism, and commitment to safety, they contribute to the smooth operation of transportation networks and the economy as a whole.