Shipper and Receiver / Parts Delivery Driver

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advantage truck groupLebanon (NH)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

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Junior

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$18.00 - $22.00

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About the role

Advantage Truck Group (ATG) Parts DriverThe shipper and receiver is responsible for correctly processing incoming and outgoing merchandise shipments. This includes shipments by public freight carriers and dealership outside sales personnel. Part Drivers deliver parts to our customers on assigned routes. Pickup of customer parts or cores for return. Maintain vehicles as needed for repairs, safety, and cleanliness. ATG has competitive hourly pay rates, benefits and a supportive team environment. We offer state of the art training programs to help you build a career and increase your earning potential. Join the ATG Team - Apply Today!

Schedule: Full-time

Monday - Friday

Compensation:

Hourly pay rates $18.00 - $22.00 D.O.E., (pay based on experience)
Overtime pay rate: time and a halfFULL BENEFITS DAY ONEMedical, dental and vision insurance
Company paid short and long term disability
Company paid life insurance
Paid time off, 15 days per calendar year 401K with 4% match

Environment: Career advancement opportunities Company training programs Annual protective footwear allowance Clean, modern facilities Employee driven continuous improvement programs Performance recognition and rewards program Supportive leadership Safe work standards

Duties and Responsibilities:

Pull customer orders
Load and unload delivery truck
Deliver parts to customers locations
Be pleasant and cordial towards customers
Be respectful to others while driving
Pickup customer's parts and core returns
Check fluid levels daily prior to start up. Top as needed
Keep vehicle clean inside and out
Schedule vehicle maintenance on regular basis
Maintain and operate vehicle in a safe manner
Put away freight as requested
Receive incoming parts; verify receipt to packing slip.
Enter receipt data into inventory system.
Store items in correct inventory

carrier claims for damaged merchandise as necessary. Inform parts manager of back orders and short shipments. Maintain a clean and safe shipping/receiving area. Maintain an appropriate stock of shipping and packaging supplies. Forward incoming packages as addressed to other departments. Pick outgoing customer orders from inventory per pick list. Ship sold merchandise to customers per shipping ticket Pick merchandise for outside sales personnel and assist in loading of vans. Other various projects assigned by manager.

Requirements

Qualifications:

Must have valid state driver license
Clean driving record
Strong verbal communication skills
Strong work ethic and an ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment
Ability to stand, walk and climb
Strong time management and organizational skills
Stationary positions throughout the work day due to driving routes
Frequent moving of equipment and lifting of parts weighing up to 50 lbs.
Moving of parts with hands and arms in ascending and descending positions

Working Conditions: Driver is expected to handle heavy packages and operate a forklift. He/she will drive a company vehicle, work with customers, and warehouse persons. Will wear a company uniform. Will be exposed to dust, noise, exhaust fumes and other hazardous and non-hazardous materials. The shipper/receiver works in the loading dock area. He/she works with the parts department and outside freight carriers. They are expected to handle heavy packages and operate a forklift. Advantage Truck Group (ATG) is the largest Western Star and Freightliner dealer in New England with eight locations in Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire, focused on providing a superior employee experience. ATG offers exciting career development opportunities through company paid training, and apprentice, co-op and internship programs. The company also actively gives back to the community through its charitable Hauling for Hunger initiative along with supporting Skills USA.

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