Team Truck Driver - Jaipur

The Truck Driver profession is physically demanding (responsible for loading and unloading at client sites) and necessitates meticulous attention to detail as well as a strong commitment to safety. Truck drivers must also be willing to speak with consumers and collaborate with them, as well as respond to their demands and safely operate delivery vehicles in accordance with corporate and DOT guidelines.

• The best candidate always puts safety first and wears the right personal protection equipment, like a helmet or gloves.
• Ability to contribute to a team approach by being dynamic, adaptable, and positive in your interactions with coworkers and customers — multi-tasking ability
• We'll be loading and unloading goods both by hand and with heavy machinery all day, so you'll need to be able to lift 75 pounds or more on a daily basis.
• When it is time to leave the warehouse, the driver will have a manifest with his name and a list of stores where deliveries and pickups will be made.
• The day of a truck driver is separated into two parts: driving and other operations such as delivery, handling, shipping orders/paperwork, customer interaction, and vehicle AM and PM inspections.
• Client transaction paperwork, as well as regulatory needs such as Hazmat preparation, vehicle inspection reports, load reports, and trip reports, are all handled using handheld computers. Drivers follow a computer-generated Route and Sequence delivery plan.
• Verify the seal number with a store representative and account for any shortages, mislabeling, or returns after unloading.
• Reports on what he has done and what he hasn't done Inspections before and after the voyage, identifying and reporting any problems or shortcomings to supervisors.
• The Truck Driver must provide excellent customer service when delivering things to customers.
• Working outside in all types of weather is required.