Owner Operator Partner

Job Description

Certainly! Here’s a detailed job description for Owner Operators with a CDL and their own trucks:

Owner-Operator Truck Driver Job Description

Overview

An Owner-Operator Truck Driver is a self-employed professional who owns and operates their own commercial truck, handling freight transportation independently or through contracts with logistics companies. This role requires business acumen, strong driving skills, and compliance with industry regulations to ensure safe and efficient deliveries.

Key Responsibilities

Freight Transportation: Safely transport goods across local, regional, or national routes.

Vehicle Maintenance: Perform regular inspections, maintenance, and repairs to ensure truck reliability.

Route Planning: Optimize delivery routes for efficiency, fuel savings, and timely deliveries.

Regulatory Compliance: Adhere to FMCSA regulations, weight limits, and safety standards.

Financial Management: Track expenses, fuel costs, tolls, and maintenance to maximize profitability.

Client Relations: Maintain professional communication with shippers, brokers, and dispatchers.

Load Management: Ensure proper loading, securing, and unloading of cargo.

Record Keeping: Maintain logs of miles driven, hours worked, and expenses incurred.

Contract Negotiation: Secure profitable hauling contracts and manage business agreements.

Insurance & Permits: Maintain required insurance coverage and obtain necessary permits.

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Full-time