Courier
sofieColonie (NY)
$20 - $22/hr
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Description:
Job Title: Courier Location | Albany, NY Compensation Range | $20 - $22/hr Department: Operations Reports To: Courier Supervisor or Pharmacy Manager General Purpose of the Job: Deliver products to our customers who consist of hospitals and medical facilities. Couriers are responsible for preparing, packaging, and delivering our products to customers in a timely, safe manner.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Extensive driving and delivery of securely packed radiopharmaceuticals, some of which may be through multiple states Understanding and following procedures of each customer when making deliveries Assist in packaging products for delivery, unpacking, and checking canisters Ability to lift 50lbs. Maintain a clean automobile Maintain a clean driving record Complete paperwork and data entry accurately and completely and understand the importance of detail and accuracy Assist with related projects as needed Qualifications: Qualified applicants will be able to demonstrate safe/efficient driving skills. Candidates must be proficient in English and possess good communication skills. Ability to adhere to and enforce all security procedures. Must be able to pass a background check and substance abuse screen. Must be able to work various shifts including weekends and holidays. 1-2 years of driving experience throughout the tri-state areas Clean drivers’ license Able to work various shifts, starting early AM, including weekends and holidays
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