CDL-A Shuttle Driver — Automotive Parts Logistics
Join E&E Manufacturing as the night-shift pro who keeps production humming. From the plant to our off-site warehouse and back again, you’ll move trailers, materials, and finished parts safely and on time.
Your schedule
Sunday–Thursday, 11:00 PM – 7:30 AM
A night in the life
You clock in, review delivery instructions, and map your first shuttle. You perform a thorough pre-trip inspection, confirm load securement, and roll out—staying within all route, size, and weight limits. Back at the dock, you slide into tight spaces with confidence, swap trailers, and support our Shipping/Receiving team with forklift and Hi-Lo moves when needed. As the lights come up, your logs are accurate, equipment is squared away, and production has what it needs for the day shift.
What you’ll do
- Transport finished goods and raw materials between the manufacturing plant and off-site warehouse
- Safely maneuver semi-trucks/industrial trucks and position trailers for loading/unloading
- Operate a Hi-Lo/Forklift as needed to support Shipping/Receiving
- Plan efficient driving routes to meet delivery schedules
- Inspect vehicles/equipment, note mechanical or safety issues, and perform basic preventative maintenance
- Document and log driving time; verify and collect delivery instructions
- Comply with DOT rules and company policies (size, weight, route designations, parking, etc.)
- Report defects, accidents, or violations related to equipment, vehicles, and processes
- Pitch in on other tasks as assigned
How we work
- Strong attendance and reliability
- Keep docks and work areas organized and efficient
- Share timely, accurate information with colleagues and leaders
- Communicate clearly and collaborate across teams
- Follow company policies and safety standards, including ISO14001 and IATF16949
- Embrace instructions with a positive attitude; treat everyone with dignity and respect
- Actively support E&E values
Work environment
You’ll be around active production and warehouse operations, sometimes near loud, moving mechanical parts. Conditions may include:
- Wet or humid (non-weather) areas
- Outdoor weather exposure
- Vibration
- PPE required in production areas: safety-toed shoes, sleeves, gloves, ear plugs, and safety glasses
Noise level
Moderate overall, with traffic and operating presses/machinery. Ear protection may be required.
Legal/Physical requirements
Below is an excerpt from the original posting included verbatim:
**Physical Demands
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The physical demands describes below are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The following physical demands include:
Special vision requirements
- Close and distance clarity
- Color recognition
- Depth perception for judging distances and spatial relationships
- Ability to adjust focus quickly
Qualifications
Education
- High School Diploma or GED (required)
Experience
- 1+ year as a commercial driver (semi-truck/trailer)
- Prior OTR and/or local CDL-A experience strongly preferred
Certifications
- Active, clean CDL-A, current registration, and valid DOT medical card
Skills
Computer
- Basic systems proficiency (MS Word, Excel)
Communication
- Clear communication with coworkers, vendors, and customers
- Read and interpret safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, and procedures
- Follow written, oral, diagram, or schedule-based instructions
Other
- Detail-focused and organized; able to meet deadlines while multitasking
- Resourceful problem-solver in situations with limited standardization