SUMMARY

Under the supervision of the Shipping & Receiving foreman, driver is responsible for sharing driving duties with other drivers. Good driving record with valid drivers’ license & our insurance company acceptance is mandatory. Must be able to go out of town up to one week at any given time.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

The duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:

DRIVING:

• Keep proper records of logs for trucks.
• Loading and unloading of trucks on a daily basis.
• General housekeeping of trucks and parking area on a daily basis.
• Fueling of truck at end of day.
• Making sure load is safe and secure

SHIPPING:

• General labor in shipping as needed.

OTHER DUTIES:

• Responsible for coordinating each daily assignment with supervisor.
• Responsible for proper work attire. (Acceptable hygiene and grooming)
• Completion of invoices, service orders, and other required paper work.

ACCOUNTABILITY:

• Follow instructions of shipping & receiving supervisor/foreman.
• Communicates well with department foreman and other co-workers.
• Reports accidents or any incidents to department foreman.

JOB SPECIFICATIONS:

• Skilled in reading, writing and arithmetic in English.
• Ability to read a map book or use GPS.
• Ability to understand & carry out oral and/or written instructions.
• Attendance is imperative because of customer preparations.
• Excessive tardiness is not acceptable; it affects customer service & co-workers.
• Familiar with Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) as required by D.O.T.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

• Driving – frequently up to 10 hours.
• Simple grasping with both hands up to 10 hours.
• Reaching below shoulders, 3-6 hours.
• Reaching above shoulders, 1-3 hours.
• Pushing, pulling with both hands, 3-6 hours.
• Lift materials up to 60 pounds as many as 400 times a day.
• Walking generally done on level concrete or asphalt surfaces, intermittent intervals up to 2 hours a day.
• Working hours – Frequent workday 8-10 hours, occasional workday of 10-14 hours. Start time varies with each job size and travel considerations. Works days are typically Monday – Friday, however specific jobs may dictate work being performed on either Saturday or Sunday.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

• Truck – Heated and ventilated cab, low noise level, no smoking environment.
• Outside environment – daily exposure to natural outside conditions. Various job requirements expose driver to early morning conditions, as well as afternoon.

PLANT ENVIRONMENT:

• Single story insulated metal building with 27’ ceiling.
• Temperatures from 60-90 degrees, no heating or air conditioning.
• High bay lighting and sky lights, low noise level, exposure to welding flash.