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Cargo Driver Wanted in Denver, Colorado, USA

A cargo driver transports freight, merchandise, food products, auto parts, packages and other commercial cargo throughout Denver and surrounding areas.

Current listings include Cargo Drivers, CDL-A Drivers, CDL-B Drivers, Freight Drivers, Local Delivery Drivers, Straight Truck Drivers, No-Touch Freight Drivers and Route Delivery Drivers.

List of Cargo Driver Vacancies

Local Cargo Driver

A local cargo driver transports commercial products between warehouses, businesses and customers throughout Denver.

Responsibilities can include loading cargo, securing shipments, following assigned routes, completing deliveries and inspecting the vehicle.

CDL-A Cargo Driver

A CDL-A cargo driver operates tractor-trailers and other combination vehicles to transport commercial freight.

Responsibilities can include pre-trip inspections, cargo securement, freight transportation, delivery documentation and communication with dispatch.

Current Denver listings include CDL-A local delivery positions with home-daily routes.

CDL-B Cargo Driver

A CDL-B cargo driver operates straight trucks and other vehicles covered by the Class B license category.

Responsibilities can include transporting products, loading and unloading cargo, following delivery routes and maintaining vehicle records.

E.A. Sween currently lists a Denver CDL-B position operating a 26-foot refrigerated straight truck for local food deliveries.

Freight Cargo Driver

A freight driver transports pallets, boxes and commercial shipments between distribution centers and customers.

Responsibilities can include inspecting shipments, securing freight, operating commercial equipment and completing delivery records.

Local Delivery Cargo Driver

A local delivery driver transports products to businesses, stores and other customers within the Denver metropolitan area.

Responsibilities can include organizing cargo, following GPS routes, making multiple stops and confirming deliveries.

Auto Parts Cargo Driver

An auto-parts driver transports automotive products between distribution facilities and dealerships.

Responsibilities can include loading crates and boxes, operating a liftgate, using a manual pallet jack and completing local deliveries.

CPC Logistics currently lists a Denver Class A position delivering auto parts locally, with home-daily routes.

Food Cargo Driver

A food cargo driver transports groceries, meat, produce, frozen products and other foodservice supplies.

Responsibilities can include operating a tractor-trailer, unloading products and delivering orders to customer locations.

Sysco currently lists a Denver CDL-A local delivery position involving food and grocery products on assigned routes.

No-Touch Cargo Driver

A no-touch driver transports freight with limited manual handling of the cargo.

Responsibilities can include drop-and-hook operations, trailer inspections, moving freight between facilities and following dispatch instructions.

Current Denver listings include no-touch CDL-A positions with home-daily schedules.

Refrigerated Cargo Driver

A refrigerated cargo driver transports temperature-sensitive products using refrigerated equipment.

Responsibilities can include monitoring refrigeration equipment, inspecting the trailer, securing products and delivering cargo according to scheduled routes.

A current Denver CDL-B listing involves a refrigerated straight truck delivering fresh food products to local stores.

Linehaul Cargo Driver

A linehaul driver transports freight between terminals or distribution locations, often during overnight shifts.

Responsibilities can include drop-and-hook operations, highway driving, trailer inspections and maintaining communication with dispatch.

Current Denver listings include home-daily CDL-A linehaul positions with no-touch freight.

Route Cargo Driver

A route cargo driver follows predetermined delivery routes and makes scheduled stops.

Responsibilities can include loading cargo, following delivery schedules, interacting with customers and completing delivery documentation.

Non-CDL Cargo Delivery Driver

A non-CDL delivery driver operates vehicles that do not require a commercial license for the particular position.

Responsibilities can include package delivery, vehicle inspection, route navigation and customer service.

Fair Winds Logistics currently lists a Denver non-CDL delivery position with a company vehicle and paid training.

Requirements

1. Valid driver's license
2. CDL-A or CDL-B when required
3. Acceptable driving record
4. Ability to operate commercial vehicles safely
5. Ability to perform vehicle inspections
6. Ability to load and unload cargo
7. Ability to secure freight
8. Ability to follow GPS and assigned routes
9. Ability to maintain delivery records
10. Ability to communicate with dispatch
11. Ability to follow DOT regulations when applicable
12. Ability to lift and move cargo
13. Ability to work independently
14. Ability to drive for extended periods
15. Medical certification when required
16. Previous commercial-driving experience when required
17. Ability to pass required screening
18. Ability to meet company safety requirements

Benefits

1. Opportunity to gain cargo-driving experience
2. Development of freight transportation skills
3. Local route experience
4. Home-daily opportunities
5. Development of cargo-securement skills
6. Experience with commercial vehicles
7. Development of route-planning skills
8. Experience with food transportation
9. Experience with refrigerated cargo
10. Experience with auto-parts transportation
11. Experience with no-touch freight
12. Development of vehicle-inspection skills
13. Experience with dispatch systems
14. Professional driving experience
15. Potential advancement into specialized CDL positions

Advantages

1. Provides practical cargo-driving experience
2. Develops knowledge of Denver-area routes
3. Builds freight transportation experience
4. Develops cargo-handling skills
5. Improves navigation abilities
6. Develops vehicle-inspection knowledge
7. Provides experience with commercial deliveries
8. Can develop CDL-A experience
9. Can develop CDL-B experience
10. Can develop refrigerated-truck experience
11. Can develop no-touch freight experience
12. Can develop food-delivery experience
13. Can develop auto-parts delivery experience
14. Provides home-daily opportunities on qualifying routes
15. Develops communication with dispatch teams
16. Builds experience useful for future positions as a Cargo Driver, Freight Driver, Delivery Driver, CDL Driver, Local Driver, Route Driver, Box Truck Driver, Class A Driver or Class B Driver