Non-CDL Driver/Warehouse Associate - Indianapolis, IN
great lakes petroleumIndianapolis (IN)
Non-CDL Driver/Warehouse Associate - Indianapolis, IN
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great lakes petroleumIndianapolis (IN)
Light Truck DriversPetroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations and Terminals)
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Entry
About the role
Bulk Lubricant Delivery Driver Deliver bulk lubricant products to customers in compliance with state and federal regulations and all company operational and safety policies and procedures. Records delivery information to ensure all appropriate documentation is completed at the time of delivery. Load/unload trucks with incoming/outgoing orders ensuring proper handling and storage of products. Maintain truck and delivery logs in compliance with state and federal regulations and all company operational and safety policies and procedures. Follow company delivery route to ensure maximum efficiency of deliveries. Ensure products are shipped, received, stored, and allocated correctly and accurately within warehouse. Maintain packing specifications and making suitable skids/pallets. Operate forklift and other company vehicles and equipment as trained and instructed. Provide service to customers and communicates customer needs and inquiries to appropriate department for follow-up. Participate in monthly and/or annual physical inventories. Maintain the physical appearance of warehouse in a safe and orderly manner. Perform other duties, tasks, and responsibilities as required, assigned, or requested. Must have a valid driver's license with clean driving record Previous experience with commercial deliveries and/or fuel or lubricant products preferred. Ability to successfully complete DOT required pre-employment drug testing. Must meet and maintain all applicable DOT and FMCSA qualification standards, including a valid Medical Examiner's commercial driving and warehouse experience PREFERRED.Availability to work weekends and extended hours as business needs require. Demonstrated commitment to safety, regulatory compliance, and customer service.
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