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PERFORMANCE FOOD GROUP

Shuttle Driver. Job in Eastland Gr8Jobs

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Performance Food Group is seeking a CDL A Shuttle Driver to safely shuttle trailers between yards and distribution points, supporting overnight food & beverage operations. This role focuses on timely, accurate moves of loaded and empty trailers, thorough pre/post-trip inspections, and strict DOT, FMCSA, and company safety compliance. The driver maintains detailed logs, communicates with dispatch, and represents PFG with professionalism while working independently in a fast-paced, performance-driven transportation and logistics environment. Responsibilities Safely shuttle loaded and empty trailers between distribution centers, yards, and drop lots Perform thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections and report defects promptly Maintain accurate driver logs, DVIRs, and required DOT documentation Follow FMCSA, DOT, and company safety policies at all times Communicate effectively with dispatch and yard personnel about trailer status and moves Operate tractors, dollies, and reefers, including coupling/uncoupling and backing into tight spaces Secure trailers, chock wheels, and ensure proper temperature control for food loads Support efficient yard organization and equipment staging to meet route schedules Report incidents, delays, or equipment issues immediately to supervision Demonstrate professionalism, customer focus, and teamwork in all interactions Required Skills CDL Class A tractor-trailer operation Backing and maneuvering in tight yards Pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections Knowledge of
DOT/FMCSA
regulations Electronic logging devices (ELD) usage Reefer/trailer temperature control basics Defensive driving and hazard recognition Yard switching and shuttle operations Basic equipment troubleshooting and reporting Time management and route/yard communication

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  • Dental Insurance