Truck Driver - Non CDL

DescriptionWhy LandPro Equipment?We’re proud to be a trusted John Deere dealer serving communities across New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania but what sets us apart is how we show up every day.Our goal is simple, to be the most respected dealership by living our PRO values: Professionalism, Respect, and Outstanding Service.At LandPro Equipment, our team members aren’t just employees, they’re PROs.A Day in the Life of a DriverAs a Truck Driver, you’re more than just behind the wheel, you’re one of the first and last people our customers interact with.Your day may include loading equipment, securing it for safe transport, and delivering or picking up equipment from customer locations. You’ll interact directly with customers, answer basic questions, and represent LandPro out in the field.You’ll also handle delivery paperwork, perform basic inspections, and make sure everything is transported safely and efficiently.Every delivery is a little different, but every trip matters.What You’ll DoAs a Truck Driver, you will:safely transport equipment to and from customer locationsload, unload, and secure equipment for transport using proper techniquesinteract with customers during deliveries and pickups, representing LandProcomplete delivery paperwork accurately and on timeperform basic inspections to ensure equipment is ready for transportsupport the team with logistics and scheduling needsprovide dependable, on-time service that customers can count onget to go home each night with no overnights or long trips requiredWhat You BringYou’ll be a great fit for this Truck Driver role if you:take safety seriously and pay attention to detailenjoy being on the road while still interacting with customersrepresent the company well in face-to-face interactionsare reliable, organized, and self-motivatedwork well independently while supporting a teamare comfortable with working overtime during peak seasons throughout the yearWhat You Need To Be a LandPro Truck Drivervalid driver’s license with a clean driving recordability to obtain DOT medical cardexperience as a rollback truck operator and/or pickup truck with trailerability to safely load, unload, and transport equipmentstrong sense of responsibility and time managementIt’s a Plus If You Haveexperience hauling equipment or operating trailersknowledge of securing loads using straps or tie-downsfamiliarity with trucks and basic equipment handlingCDL license