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Delivery Driver Responsibilities:Loading, transporting, and delivering items to clients or businesses in a safe, timely manner. The delivery driver will pick up and drop off items, while adhering to assigned routes and time schedules.
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As a Full Time DME Delivery Driver and Warehouse Manager at Comed Respiratory and Medical in Zachary, LA, you will play a vital role in our operations. To excel in the role of Full Time DME Delivery Driver and Warehouse Manager at Comed Respiratory and Medical in Zachary, LA, candidates must possess a diverse set of skills.
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Boom Operator / CDL Delivery Driver. The primary function of a delivery driver is to safely and efficiently operate a commercial motor vehicle in compliance with company policies along with Federal and State regulations and delivers all freight undamaged.
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Nothing is more important than sending our people home safe, every day.
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Warmly welcome and greet all visitors either on the telephone or in-person and ensure all required information/documents are collected/present at the time of pick-up or delivery. We are also recognized as a J.D Power Dealer of Excellence and the first Mercedes-Benz dealer to be honored for 6 consecutive years.
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Reports to: Transport Supervisor or Facility Operations ManagerPosition Overview: The Delivery Technician provides transportation and security support to our manufacturing operation and ensures that Columbia Care products make it from each site in a timely and safe manner.
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The Delivery Driver (non-CDL) is responsible for providing timely transportation of products from origin to destination as assigned, along with unloading and staging products at customer's place of business.
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Pay Range $21.50-$22.50 Primary focus is the delivery of product to customers ensuring customer satisfaction through on-time delivery and professional interaction. Ensure all administrative paperwork concerning delivery orders required to move with shipments is available for inspection and that appropriate paperwork accompanies delivery.
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Primary focus is the delivery of product to customers ensuring customer satisfaction through on-time delivery and professional interaction. Operations Manager, Warehouse Manager/Supervisor.
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Must possess valid Class "C" driver's license, or such other proper license classification as to the above qualifications required by the Department of Transportation in conjunction with vehicle weight.
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Occasionally operate powered industrial vehicles (forklift pallet jacks, order pickers, etc.) General Manager, Assistant General Manager. Travel required: 75% of the time, no overnight stays (CDL drivers will have overnight stays.
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Physical demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls; reach with hands and arms; climb stairs; balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl; talk, hear, taste and/or smell; the employee must occasionally lift products weighing up to approximately 50 pounds.
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Handling of tires (e.g., rolling, destacking, team lifting) greater than approximately 50 pounds. Maintain records required for compliance with state and federal regulations, including driver’s logs, records of fuel purchases, mileage records and other records required by law and Company policy.
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American Tire Distributors is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug Free Workplace. Abide by all Company safety policies and state and federal transportation regulations. Work environment: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is exposed to weather conditions prevalent at the time.
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Experience : Prior work experience sufficient to work under general supervision. Assist in verification of all outgoing and incoming product for accuracy in terms of size, amount and type. Nothing in this job description creates a contract of employment in any way for any person.
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