Light Driver Required

Driving and Route Management: Operate light trucks, vans, or similar vehicles to deliver goods along assigned routes, adhering to traffic laws, schedules, and GPS navigation.

Loading and Unloading: Safely load, secure, and unload packages or cargo at warehouses, distribution centers, or customer locations, using equipment like dollies or hand trucks.

Customer Interaction: Provide excellent service by confirming deliveries, obtaining signatures, and handling basic inquiries or issues (e.g., damaged items).

Vehicle Maintenance and Safety: Perform pre-trip inspections, report mechanical issues, and ensure compliance with safety regulations (e.g., DOT standards in the US).

Documentation and Reporting: Track deliveries via handheld devices or apps, complete logs, and report any discrepancies or delays to supervisors.

Inventory Management: Occasionally assist with inventory checks or sorting at facilities.

Technical Skills: Valid driver's license (commercial driver's license or CDL may be required for some roles), knowledge of vehicle operation, and familiarity with delivery software/apps (e.g., route optimization tools).

Soft Skills: Strong customer service orientation, attention to detail, time management, and ability to work independently or in teams.

Physical fitness for lifting (up to 50-100 lbs) and endurance for long hours.

Other Traits: Reliability, punctuality, and adaptability to weather or traffic conditions.

Basic math skills for inventory and problem-solving for route adjustments.