It depends on the Terminal you need to ask your terminal manger. As a driver you will need to move freight.
We were short of drivers I moved quick. A second driver (he did not have his permit) started about the same time and he has been on the dock for 3+ months should be starting CDL training this month. Also things change FedEx is a big ship with a lot of captains. My training was changed and moved out 2+ weeks. I was lucky we had School books to deliver and I was a ride along to help move pallets of books. This was fun-----NOT, books and schools are sometimes a up hill battle.
I am on the west coast and it looks like FedEX (in my area) is hiring blitz right now, one driver has move up with 12+- drivers under him in his first year. I have 3 under me in 6+- months.
Here is simple advice if you sign the contract do the job, if you don't like the job don't sign. I am still new but have drank the Kool Aid and like the job. For the most part I am in the terminal for a limited part of my day and the rest I am left alone to do the job. Its a good job, I have heard some terminals can be a bitch.
As for how often I move freight everyday, from the nose to the tail, from the lift gate to were the customers wants it (in policy), To resetting my trailer because it was loaded alphabetically instead of by zip code. The guys on the dock get the fork lifts I get a busted pallet jack.
Good luck
