Elsi Logistics is looking for a 16ft box truck Owner Operator to join our growing team in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Easily make $1,200 up to $2,400 per week
As a 16ft box truck driver/loader with Elsi Logistics, you will be operating your own vehicle (rent is ok) to pick up & deliver loads from Amazon Warehouse to USPS or to other Amazon Warehouse.
Qualifications:
· 21 years of age or older.
· Valid Driving License.
· Clean driving record (obtain MVR reports).
· The truck must be equipped with a functional tuck-under lift gate.
· The candidate must have a Pallet Jack and Load Straps with him on the site.
· The candidate must have a Smartphone.
· Ability to use smart phones applications.
· Knowledge of the state regulations and driving laws is a must.
· Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and be able to stand, walk, bend, kneel, reach, push pull, and carry objects as needed.
· Commercial Insurance ($1,000,000 Liability/ $100,000 Cargo) is required.
· Experience with Amazon Relay is preferred.
Responsibilities:
· Drive (your own vehicle) 16 FT Box Truck.
· Load/unload freight from vehicle.
· Use PPE as needed.
· Provide proper proof of delivery (POD) in order to receive on time weekly payments (late deliveries will result in rate reduction).
· Being punctual and committed, the driver must be shown on the site before the booking time by 30min.
· The driver will drive between 48miles up to 266miles, with two to four stops per load.
Job Details:
· Job Types: 1099 position.
Benefits:
· Flexible schedule
· Driving 1 way trip
Workdays:
· Monday to Saturday
Site Locations:
· Brooklyn Park
· Woodbury
· Maple Grove
Payment type
· Weekly payment, direct deposit to bank account.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: $1,200.00 - $2,400.00 per week
Expected hours: 34 – 38 per week
Application Question(s):
- Now you must answer the following questions, in order to sign your contract and continue enrollment application:
1.What is the proper procedure for securing a load in a 16ft truck?
a.Distribute weight evenly throughout the truck.
b.Place heavier items at the top.
c.Exceed the weight capacity of your truck.
- 2.How often should a driver take breaks to remain DOT-compliant (the process of meeting or exceeding the safety standards set by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT))?
a.A break should be taken every 8 hours of driving to remain DOT-compliant.
b.A break should be taken every 6 hours of driving to remain DOT-compliant.
c.A break should be taken every 10 hours of driving to remain DOT-compliant.
- 3.What steps do you take if the truck breaks down on the highway?
a.Pull over to the side of the road as safely as possible, turn on your hazard lights.
b.Put on your reflective vest, set up warning flares or triangles behind your vehicle.
c.Assess the situation, call roadside assistance, and notify your company if necessary.
d.All of the above.
- 4.If you arrive at the destination, and the dock is full and there’s no parking available. What will you do?
a.Wait in the waiting area for my turn.
b.Ask any driver to park in his slot.
c.Leave the warehouse.
- 5.What is the maximum legal weight allowed for a 16ft box truck to carry?
a.The maximum payload for a 16 ft box truck is 4,300 lbs.
b.The maximum payload for a 16 ft box truck is 2,300 lbs.
c.The maximum payload for a 16 ft box truck is 3,400 lbs.
- 6.Which of the below are key steps of a pre-trip inspection?
a.Checking tires and tire pressure.
b.Inspecting lights and turn signals.
c.Examining the engine compartment for fluid levels and leaks.
d.Verifying brake function.
e.All of the above.
- 7.If your GPS is unavailable, how would you navigate to your destination?
a.Use a physical map, call dispatcher, or confirm directions with the customer.
b.Return to the warehouse.
c.Wait until the GPS is available.
a.Drive in tight spaces? (yes/no)
b.Backing into a loading dock? (yes/no)
c.How to proper use of mirrors/blind spot checks? (yes/no)
- 9.What is your level of knowledge of the following (1 is lowest – 5 is highest):
a.Defensive driving (e.g., following distance). (1:5)
b.Compliance with traffic signs and signals. (1:5)
c.Use of straps, load bars, or other safety equipment. (1:5)
d.Inspection of lights, tires, brakes, and fluids. (1:5)
e.Reporting or identifying issues in the trip. (1:5)
- 10.How do you stay focused and alert during long hours of driving?
a.Ensure I’m well-rested before driving.
b.Take regular breaks.
c.Stay hydrated by drinking water.
d.Avoid distractions like phones.
e.All of the above.
Shift availability:
- Day Shift (Preferred)
- Night Shift (Preferred)
- Overnight Shift (Preferred)
Work Location: On the road
