Parts Delivery Driver
truck countryOak Creek (WI)
About the role
Parts Delivery DriverThe Parts Delivery Driver is responsible for parts pick-up and delivery of truck/trailer parts for parts and service customers.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Help pull parts orders for customers as needed
- Delivery truck parts to customers after verifying the list of parts pulled against the invoice
- Obtain signature from customer for parts delivered on charged invoices
- Collect money for cash invoices and turn into Parts Department
- Pick up parts as needed from vendors and verify that the parts match the packing slip
- Receive and write up all returns (cores, new parts, warranty parts) that customers have on the return credit memo and take to shipping/receiving for processing
- Perform a daily check of delivery vehicle (fluids, lights, tires) before leaving for delivery route
- Completely unload their delivery vehicle before leaving for the day
- Maintain fuel log and turn in all fuel receipts
- Obey the posted speed limits and laws when delivering parts
- Keep delivery vehicle clean and organized
- Education, Skills and Knowledge Required:
- Valid driver license
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook
- Attention to detail
- Ability to work efficiently
Truck Country® / Stoops Freightliner-Western Star is one of the largest Freightliner Western Star dealership groups in the U.S. today, serving customers at locations in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin. For nearly 60 years, Truck Country/Stoops has offered new and used medium and heavy-duty trucks, expert service, an extensive parts inventory, and convenient financing options.
Truck Country® / Stoops Freightliner-Western Star is part of McCoy group, Inc., which was founded in 1958 by Robert McCoy in Shullsburg, WI. Today the company is still family-owned and is operated in the leadership of the McCoy family.
McCoy Group, Inc. and its affiliated companies are Equal Opportunity Employers and take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
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