Conduct pre-trip inspections of the trailer and tractor to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

Secure cargo properly using straps, chains, or other methods to prevent shifting or damage during transit.

Adhere to all traffic laws and regulations, including speed limits, hours of service, and weight restrictions.

Maintain a detailed log of driving hours, mileage, and cargo information as required by law.

Communicate effectively with dispatchers, shippers, and receivers to coordinate pickups and deliveries.

Perform routine maintenance on the trailer, such as checking tire pressure and lights, and report any mechanical issues.

Maneuver the trailer in tight spaces, such as loading docks and parking lots, with precision and care.

Load and unload cargo using forklifts, pallet jacks, or other equipment as needed.

Inspect cargo for damage or discrepancies and report any issues to the appropriate parties.

Plan routes efficiently to minimize travel time and fuel consumption, considering traffic and road conditions.

Complete all necessary paperwork, including bills of lading, delivery receipts, and inspection reports.

Monitor weather conditions and adjust driving accordingly to ensure safety.