Job seekers can start their job search by contacting local trucking companies, wholesale distribution centers, retail stores, government agencies, and EDD Offices. Those who have no experience have a better chance of finding a job if they have completed a program at an accredited truck driving school. For current job listings, browse CalJOBS or America's Job Bank . Click Right facing arrow to replay the Video, Speaker Icon to control Sound. Good hearing and eyesight and the ability to lift and carry are required to do the job.
Most companies prefer high school graduates.
Some employers require drivers to be 25 years old in order to avoid paying high insurance premiums. Completion of a program at an accredited truck driving school can provide the training needed to job applicants. High school students can take classes in shop and auto mechanics to prepare themselves for the job. Community colleges and vocational schools also give needed training. Truck Drivers must be able to unload and load goods, therefore, they must be able to lift and carry heavy items.