Box Truck Driver

Posted 19 days ago

modineer groupNiles (MI)

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About the role

Class E - Box Truck Driver
Reports to: Department Supervisor at specific Business UnitFLSA Status: Non-exempt
Schedule: Monday through Friday. Overtime as needed. Primary duties and responsibilities: Operating a Box Truck to transport manufactured goods on a planned route between Niles Plant Locations and Benton Harbor, MI.Position requires loading and unloading trucks and material handling duties when not driving. The driver is responsible for the safety, cleanliness and upkeep of the truck. The driver will also be responsible for assuring that the proper paperwork is filled out daily and reported in a timely manner. The driver is to represent Modineer on the road and at our customers and vendors professionally at all times. There is no overnight travel involved. Education, prior work experience and specialized skills and knowledge: Position requires a current Class E license Must be able to pass a written and practical fork truck test. Must be able to perform all required Modineer production system documentation such and production reports, inspection reports, etc. Good Attendance (must have less than 5 chargeable absences).Strong communication skills, both written and oral. Physical environment/working conditions: The position is in the factory and could involve sitting, standing, walking and lifting for long periods of time throughout the day. Other (e.g., customer contact or access to confidential information):Must be able to work as part of a team.

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