CDL A Shuttle Truck Driver

Performance Food Group is seeking a safety-focused CDL A Shuttle Driver to support our wholesale food distribution operations. In this role, you will shuttle trailers and transport food and related products between PFG yards, distribution centers, and customer locations, ensuring on-time, accurate, and damage-free moves. You will conduct thorough pre- and post-trip inspections, follow all DOT and company safety standards, operate equipment such as pallet jacks and lift gates, and maintain detailed logs and delivery documentation. Working in a fast-moving, performance-driven environment, you will collaborate closely with dispatch, warehouse, and routing teams, representing PFG with professionalism on the road. As part of a nationwide leader in foodservice distribution, you’ll have opportunities to grow your skills in logistics and supply chain while contributing to a culture built on teamwork, integrity, and respect. Safely operate CDL A shuttle trucks to transport food and related products between distribution centers, yards, and customer locations Perform thorough pre-trip and post-trip inspections, reporting any mechanical or safety issues promptly Secure, load, and unload pallets or carts using pallet jacks or lift gates while protecting product quality Follow all DOT regulations, company safety policies, and local, state, and federal traffic laws Maintain accurate driver logs, trip records, and required delivery or transfer documentation Communicate effectively with dispatch, warehouse, and routing teams to adjust to schedule or route changes Provide professional, courteous service to internal and external customers while representing PFG on the road Assist with yard moves, trailer positioning, and basic equipment checks in coordination with operations staff Support continuous improvement, reporting safety concerns, near misses, or process issues Participate in required safety, driving, and equipment training to maintain skills and certifications CDL A commercial driving DOT compliance and safety Vehicle inspection and reporting Load securement and material handling Electronic logging devices (ELDs) Route navigation and time management Defensive driving techniques Basic mechanical awareness Documentation and recordkeeping Communication with dispatch and operations Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Valid CDL Class A license with clean driving record Current DOT medical card Knowledge of DOT regulations and Hours of Service rules Ability to operate tractor-trailers, lift gates, and pallet jacks Ability to lift/move products up to 50–75 lbs repeatedly Experience with electronic logging devices (ELDs) preferred Familiarity with basic vehicle inspection and troubleshooting Ability to work nights, weekends, or holidays as needed

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