Non CDL Delivery Driver - Fairbanks

Posted 7 days ago

quality sales food serviceFairbanks (AK)

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About the role

Non CDL Delivery Driver - Fairbanks Drive company truck to deliver produce to customers on an assigned route. Assist warehouse in storing incoming produce, returning produce to coolers, fuels trucks and trailer refrigeration unit, occasionally product orders, hook and unhook truck from trailer, inspect equipment, load, unload trailer, and breakdown pallets of produce. Fill out and complete required paperwork in a timely manner. Our delivery drivers are responsible for the local delivery of produce to predetermined customers on a specific route in a safe and timely manner. Load and unload truck with pallet jack or hand truck, pick up returns, interact with all customers in a professional manner, help resolve or communicate customer issues with the management team, collect signatures and payment at time of delivery. Essential responsibilities include, but are not limited to, timely and accurate completion of paperwork, good customer service skills, practice safe driving techniques, deliver produce by deadline, keep vehicles up to company standards, occasional warehouse duties, responsible for quality and food safety, and other duties as assigned. Required skills and experience include: speak and read the English language, bi-lingual preferred; must have a valid Alaskan Driver's License; provide at least a five (5) year driving record from an Alaskan DMV; valid medical card; pass pre-employment drug test, background, and reference check; able to lift, push and pull up to 75 lbs repeatedly; ability to work in a refrigerated environment; work an electric/manual pallet jack/dolly safely.

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