Transporting cargo to specified places in a safe and effective manner while abiding by all traffic rules and corporate policies is your responsibility as a truck driver. Your role involves operating heavy vehicles, ensuring timely deliveries, and maintaining accurate records of shipments. You will play a crucial part in supply chain operations, contributing to the smooth flow of goods and services across various regions. Beyond driving, you will be expected to inspect and maintain your vehicle, ensuring it is in optimal working condition before and after trips. Monitoring fuel consumption, checking load security, and troubleshooting minor mechanical issues are key aspects of the role. Your ability to plan routes effectively and manage time efficiently will be essential in meeting delivery schedules and minimizing delays. In addition to transportation duties, you will uphold safety and compliance standards, maintain professional communication with clients and dispatch teams, and handle delivery documentation accurately. A commitment to responsible driving, attention to detail, and excellent problem-solving skills will be crucial in ensuring smooth logistics operations and customer satisfaction.
1. Operate and drive trucks to transport goods safely to assigned destinations.
2. Plan routes and follow delivery schedules to ensure timely arrivals.
3. Inspect and maintain vehicle conditions, reporting any mechanical issues.
4. Load and unload cargo while ensuring proper securing of shipments.
5. Observe all driving laws, safety rules, and corporate guidelines.
6. Maintain accurate records, including delivery logs and fuel usage reports.
7. Communicate professionally with dispatch teams, clients, and warehouse staff.
8. Handle delivery documents, receipts, and invoices with accuracy.
1. A current commercial driver's license (CDL) and a spotless driving record.
2. Demonstrated expertise in a transportation-related position, such as driving a truck.
3. Understanding of traffic laws and road safety requirements.
4. The capacity to navigate effectively and use GPS equipment.
5. Strong time management and organizational skills.
6. Adequate physical condition to manage loading and unloading as needed.
7. Basic mechanical knowledge for minor vehicle troubleshooting.
8. Professionalism, reliability, and strong communication skills.
