AZ City P&D Driver - Ottawa
Company
Manitoulin Group of Companies
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via SmartRecruiters Job Search
Job Description
Company Description
For over 65 years, Manitoulin Transport has been providing comprehensive transportation and logistics solutions for clients across North America. Our success lies in our innovation and safety, and our dedication to reliable, on-time delivery. So, if you know where you’re headed, we have the training and career development to help you get there .
Job Description
This position is for a pick-up and delivery driver. You would be responsible for delivering to /picking up from customers in the area surrounding the Ottawa terminal, loading and unloading your truck for deliveries and meeting time-sensitive deadlines. Some flexibility in availability will occasionally be required.
• This will be a Monday - Friday position doing local P&D in our service area in a straight truck or tractor-trailer work.
• Start times will vary depending on volume. You are required to help load/unload and perform your daily peddle safely and efficiently.
• This run may include Baxter
Qualifications
• Able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
• Must be hard working, customer orientated and have a good knowledge of the city and service our area
• Ability to lift over 50 lbs
• Forklift qualified (will train)
• Comfortable with computers (Handheld delivery units - we will train)
• Valid AZ/Class 1 Driver's Licence
• Clean Criminal record
• Clean Drivers Abstract
• TDG / Fork Truck Certification (will train)
• Able to accept change mid-stream
• Punctual, reliable and a Team Player
Additional Information
We Offer:
• Competitive wages
• Incentive Earnings
• Benefits – including short term and long term disability
• And more!
For over 65 years, Manitoulin Transport has been providing comprehensive transportation and logistics solutions for clients across North America. Our success lies in our innovation and safety, and our dedication to reliable, on-time delivery. So, if you know where you’re headed, we have the training and career development to help you get there .
Job Description
This position is for a pick-up and delivery driver. You would be responsible for delivering to /picking up from customers in the area surrounding the Ottawa terminal, loading and unloading your truck for deliveries and meeting time-sensitive deadlines. Some flexibility in availability will occasionally be required.
• This will be a Monday - Friday position doing local P&D in our service area in a straight truck or tractor-trailer work.
• Start times will vary depending on volume. You are required to help load/unload and perform your daily peddle safely and efficiently.
• This run may include Baxter
Qualifications
• Able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
• Must be hard working, customer orientated and have a good knowledge of the city and service our area
• Ability to lift over 50 lbs
• Forklift qualified (will train)
• Comfortable with computers (Handheld delivery units - we will train)
• Valid AZ/Class 1 Driver's Licence
• Clean Criminal record
• Clean Drivers Abstract
• TDG / Fork Truck Certification (will train)
• Able to accept change mid-stream
• Punctual, reliable and a Team Player
Additional Information
We Offer:
• Competitive wages
• Incentive Earnings
• Benefits – including short term and long term disability
• And more!
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