EquipmentShare is Hiring a CDL Driver Apprentice

Earn as you learn and find your calling at EquipmentShare: Join Our Apprenticeship Program!

Ready to accelerate your driving career? 

EquipmentShare is seeking a CDL Driver Apprentice to be responsible for safely and efficiently delivering equipment, products, and materials to customers in a timely and professional manner. As an apprentice, we will cover school costs and OJT training.

 

EquipmentShare is a leading construction technology company with locations nationwide. Our apprenticeship program offers a unique opportunity to start earning while you’re still in school and set yourself up for a successful career.

 

As an apprentice, you will go receive training to get your CDL, followed by 5 weeks of OJT to learn the latest and greatest techniques and safety. Relocation bonuses are also available... overtime and weekends!

 

Why We’re a Better Place to Work

 

Why Choose EquipmentShare?

Begin your journey with us and earn an hourly wage of $15 while you’re still completing your CDL and safety training at Moberly Area Community College. 

 

Accelerate Your Earnings! 

Increase your hourly wage to $20 after training, with additional opportunities after 6 months for raises based on performance and safety.

 

Advanced Technology/People First!

Learn to operate cutting-edge technology that makes managing your rig and deliveries easy and efficient. Be the face of our company and interact with customers. 

 

Current Bonus Opportunity!  

Relocate to the Mid America region after training and receive a signing bonus to cover your moving expenses, making your transition smooth and stress-free.

 

Why Wait? Start Earning and Learning Today!  

Join EquipmentShare and become part of a team that’s building the future of construction. 

 

Learn, Grow, and Get Paid!

 

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Medical, Dental and Vision benefits coverage for full-time employees
  • Generous paid time off (PTO) plus company paid holidays
  • 401(k) and company match
  • Annual tool and boot reimbursements for those in applicable jobs
  • Fitness Membership stipends plus seasonal and year round wellness challenges
  • Company sponsored events (annual family gatherings, food truck nights and more). Monthly family dinner nights
  • Volunteering and local charity initiatives that help you nurture and grow the communities you call home. Employees receive 16 hours of paid volunteer time per year
  • Opportunities for career advancement and professional development

 

Primary Responsibilities

  • Operates vehicle according to applicable state and federal transportation laws
  • Transports loads safely and in a timely manner over required route, obeying all traffic laws and observing all safety regulations
  • Deftly maneuvers vehicle into loading and unloading areas; follows loading crew signals
  • Assists with loading of or loads and unloads goods and materials, using specialized equipment when warranted; unloads empty skids and returns all equipment to designated area
  • Maintains signed invoices, shipping bills of lading, and other required paperwork; delivers documentation to shipping office or other appropriate staff when delivery route is complete
  • Facilitates routine service on vehicle, which may include checking oil, water, gasoline, and air; reports maintenance malfunctions to Shipping Supervisor
  • Performs other related duties as assigned

 

Required Skills/Abilities: 

  • Strong interpersonal and customer service skills with the ability to speak professionally and courteously with customers and staff at delivery points
  • Ability to remain focused in a busy environment

 

Education and Experience:

  • Must hold either a commercial drivers license or chauffeur’s license depending on state, appropriate for weight of vehicle to be operated
  • Must pass background and drug testing as required by federal and/or state department(s) of transportation regulations
  • Must pass DOT physical, as trucks driven are over 10k lbs

 

Physical Requirements:

  • Prolonged periods sitting in a vehicle for long periods of time

  • Must be able to lift and move up to 40 pounds at a time

  • Must be able to travel frequently

  • This is a safety sensitive position and any offer of employment will be contingent on passing a 10 panel drug screen

 

About EquipmentShare

We don’t just deliver equipment—we deliver innovation. At EquipmentShare, our proprietary T3 technology ensures that our drivers work efficiently and effectively by providing real-time access to fleet locations, work orders, and delivery details.

 

Powering Your Job with Our Tech

 

As a CDL Delivery Driver, T3 will help you streamline your workflow. You’ll use T3 to quickly locate equipment on busy job sites, log miles, track machine status, initiate work orders, and submit or modify timecards—all in real time. T3 allows you to manage your deliveries with greater precision and ensures that the equipment you’re delivering is always where it needs to be, when it needs to be there.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Use T3 to locate equipment on job sites for pickup and delivery.
  • Log miles, monitor vehicle performance, and submit timecards directly through T3.
  • Coordinate with dispatch and customers using real-time data from T3.
  • Ensure timely and safe deliveries with the help of T3-driven routing and scheduling.

 

*EquipmentShare is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. EquipmentShare is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation,protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.

EquipmentShare is an EOE M/F/D/V

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