CDL Driver @ DuPont Experimental Station
brown rootWilmington (NC)
CDL Driver @ DuPont Experimental Station
Posted 17 days ago
brown rootWilmington (NC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Shipping & Receiving DriverCDL Driver at shipping & receiving at the Experimental Station and Chestnut Run Plaza.
Responsibilities & Duties:
CDL Driver's License Required
Log, manage, and prioritize incoming customer ticketed requests from dispatch for movement of material
Follow and adhere to all SOP safety guidelines provided by DuPont & Brown & Root
Daily delivery of Dry Ice & report delivered amounts to Manager
Daily pallet pick ups
Daily pick up of PIP (Proprietary Information Protection), weigh and disposal
Stage packages as needed and load onto vehicles
Deliver all packages / freight from Receiving per package delivery label
Drive company vehicle to pick up client mail from various post offices, and deliver mail on site to various locations in each building
Provide accountability for the delivery of the package(s) and the whereabouts at any given time
Knowledge on how to use a PDA (handheld scanner)
Conduct a visual scan of the dock / receiving area at the end of the day to audit for any undelivered packages
Safely operate company vehicles
Deliver mail, packages & freight at the Experimental Station and various other DuPont sites within a 25-mile radius within established time frames, per assigned schedules.
Obtain proof of delivery for all package / freight deliveries (photo delivery process)
Notify Manager about any problems or delays in delivering or receiving packages / mail / freight
Inspect vehicle daily using the Pre / Post Vehicle Inspection Checklist and report any issues to Manager immediately
Keep vehicles clean and fueled up and ensure all preventive maintenance is up to date.
Perform other duties as requested by Manager.
Meet customer requirements and resolve any customer issues as needed.
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