CDL A Flatbed Specialist

Job Summary:

Many companies furnish free CDL-A training, and Roehl's unique program stands out as it also pays those individuals while they are in training to obtain their license.

Benefits:

• To become a proficient driver, undergoing CDL training is an inevitable aspect of the job.
• Your salary and employment status will begin from the moment you start working.
• Payment is available for those who seek to get their CDL.
• Our comprehensive CDL training is offered in multiple locations and can be completed in as few as three weeks.
• Our service entitles you to accommodation and most of your meals while with us.
• While your CDL enables you to begin your long haul truck driving career, continuous on-the-job training is vital for career success.
• When enrolling in a CDL school, you'll have to pay for the tuition expense and go without pay for the duration of the training program.
• As a stable organization, we prioritize our employees' growth and development, and show our commitment by offering full benefits.

Responsibilities:

• Truck drivers may be required to attend classroom sessions to learn about various topics related to commercial driving, including federal and state regulations, safety protocols, vehicle inspections, cargo handling procedures, and trip planning.
• The first step for most truck driver training involves obtaining a learner's permit (CLP - Commercial Learner's Permit) from the DMV or a relevant licensure agency. In this phase, prospective truck drivers may need to take written exams to demonstrate their knowledge of driving regulations and procedures.
• Trainee truck drivers often follow experienced drivers on their trips to learn and acquire knowledge about different aspects of the occupation, such as handling the truck, driving directions, customer communication, and cargo management.
• One of the primary focuses of trainee instruction is pre-trip inspections. This process ensures that vehicles comply with regulatory standards and are safe to operate. Trainees also receive training on basic vehicle maintenance and can assist with supervised minor repairs or modifications.