Christopher Wright
Baton Rouge, LA *****
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Education
CDL Class A
Work Experience
OTR Class A Driver ( Dry Van)
CFI - Jonesburge, MO
June 24- Present
I transport a wide range of non-temperature sensitive goods, such as furniture, building materials, pallets, appliances, electronics, beverages, raw materials and more. Hooking up: Attaching to loaded tractor-trailers. Following routes: Driving to assigned destinations. Inspecting cargo: Ensuring that cargo is loaded correctly before leaving the pickup station. Managing inventory: Keeping track of inventory. Collecting signatures: Verifying delivery by collecting signatures. Handling mechanical issues: Addressing basic mechanical problems as needed. Following loading guidelines: Ensuring proper airflow when loading. Considering temperature requirements: Being aware of the temperature requirements of the load and pre-cooling if necessary.
Werner Enterprise
Dollar General Distribution
Class A CDL Driver (Regional)
June/2023-May/2024
Transportation of Goods: Safely transporting products from distribution centers to Dollar General stores.
Loading and Unloading: Assisting with loading and unloading goods onto and off the truck.
Route Management: Planning and following efficient delivery routes to ensure timely deliveries.
Vehicle Maintenance: Performing regular checks on the truck to ensure it is in good working condition, including checking oil, tires, and other vital components.
Compliance with Regulations: Adhering to all federal and state transportation regulations, including hours of service rules.
Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of deliveries, vehicle inspections, and hours worked.
Customer Service: Interacting professionally with store employees and managers during deliveries.
Safety Procedures: Following all safety protocols to ensure the well-being of themselves, other drivers, and the general public.
These responsibilities help ensure that Dollar General stores are well-stocked and that operations run smoothly.
Skills
Driving Proficiency
Expertise in operating large commercial vehicles, including tractor-trailers, in various conditions
Navigation and Route Planning
Ability to read maps, use GPS, and plan the most efficient routes
Mechanical Knowledge
Understanding basic vehicle maintenance and troubleshooting common mechanical issues
Time Management
Managing schedules to ensure timely deliveries while adhering to hours-of-service regulations
Safety Awareness
Knowledge of and adherence to safety protocols, including defensive driving techniques
Physical Stamina
Capability to handle long hours of driving and the physical demands of loading and unloading cargo
Attention to Detail
Accurate record-keeping for logs, inspections, and deliveries
Communication
Effective communication skills for interacting with dispatchers, customers, and other drivers
Problem-Solving
Ability to address and resolve unexpected issues
Customer Service
Professionalism
License & Certification
Class A CDL
Medical Examiner certification