Domestic Driver
tropigas de puerto ricoBayamon (PR)
About the role
Domestic DriverWe are looking for a driver for the delivery of tanks (liquified petroleum gas, LPG) to recurring and miscellaneous customers In general, you will be in charge of: Customer service through delivery of tanks (liquefied petroleum gas, LPG) Collections as required Daily sales reports Daily bank deposits Responsible for inventory (tanks, product, parts) Responsible for the proper use and necessary notifications of required maintenance to the assigned unit Responsible of watching over the load and unload of tanks to avoid accidents Responsible for cleaning the assigned unit Any other task assigned by the supervisor You will need: Friendly interpersonal relationships OrganizationFollow instructions Prior experience driving trucks Some experience or knowledge in "Windows Office", calculators, photocopiers, scanners, etc. Required licenses, certifications & permits: Valid driver's license - category 4Negative criminal record certificate (30 days or less) Driver record (30 days or less) Public Service Transportation Bureau Permit ("Negociado de Transporte de Servicio Pblico" NTSP) - requires being over 21 years of age or older"TWIC ID"DOT medical certificate
Employee benefits:
(15 days of vacation, 12 days sick, 10 days of holiday, 2 days of PTO, Health Insurance, Life Insurance and Bonus in according with the law. Somos un patrono con Igualdad de Oportunidades en el Empleo y tomamos accin afirmativa para reclutar a Mujeres, Minoras, Veteranos Protegidos y Personas con Impedimentos
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