Warehouse Delivery Driver

Warehouse Delivery Driver


Company
Islandwide Distribution Corp.
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
16 days ago
Via
via Jobstreet
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Job Description
Qualification:

1. At least High School Graduate

2. With experience on handling Warehouse Deliveries (is advantage)

3. With professional license (6 wheelers, 123 restrictions)

4. With pleasing personality

5. Average comprehension

6. Willing to work in Taguig

7. Strong time management

8. Attention to details

9. With good physical condition

Job Descriptions:

 Deliver items to our customers in a safe, courteous, and timely manner.

 Establishes and maintains outstanding relations with clients.

 Reviews and verifies invoices and purchase requests to ensure accuracy.

 Inspects delivery vehicles and ensures the safety and security of the loading and unloading process.

 Contacts Agents and Admin staffs to confirm delivery details (if necessary).

 Determines placement of items, follows safety and lifting protocols during deliveries, and conducts safety reviews.

 Maintains delivery checklist logs and records.

 Report backloads to warehouse head at the end of the day.

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