Logistics Shuttle Driver
aa2itNashua (NH)
About the role
Shuttle Driver
Pay Rate: 21.5/HR Location: 22 Cotton Rd Nashua NH
Must Have:
Nice to have skills: Prior driving position such as Amazon, US Government Client, etc. or shipping/receiving experience
Job Summary:
We are looking for a Shuttle Driver in Nashua, NH to load, transport, and deliver items for local customers. This is a 6 month contract-to-hire opportunity and the hours are Monday through Friday 7 AM to 4 PM.
Responsibilities:
Loading, transporting, and delivering items for local customers.
Checking orders and any relevant communications with Logistic team.
Performs any left-over shipping/receiving from the previous day, prepare following days deliveries.
Leave for re-occurring scheduled pick-ups for vital customers.
Performs delivery/pick-ups for current order in region.
Returns to Keysight facilities and unloads.
Processing of units that were either picked up or shipped in utilizing Keysight's Salesforce software.
Safety testing and inspection of units for any damage.
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GEDValid driver's license and a clean driving record 1+ years of driving/delivering (Amazon, UPS, etc.) and/or shipping and receiving experience
- Experience with any of the following is preferred but not required: Oracle, Salesforce, eVal, GTMMust be prepared to be on your feet and very active each day
- Must be dependable, a self-starter, and a team player
Kindly share your resume with answers: Q1. How many years of experience do you have as a delivery driver? Q2. Do you have a valid driver's license and are you comfortable operating a Ford Transit Van? Q3. What is the MM/DD (do not need the year) of your Birthdate (identifier used by client upon submittal)? Q4. How far you live from and how will you commute to 22 Cotton Rd, Nashua NH
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