Class-A Delivery Relief Driver

CONA Services•Baltimore, MD

9d•$270 - $277•Onsite

About The Position

The Class-A Delivery Relief Driver is part of CCCI’s Direct Store Delivery (DSD) team and provides superior customer service to the accounts they service. This fast-paced position delivers and unloads products, fills vending machines, and stocks and merchandises coolers and displays at customer locations on designated vacation or overflow routes. The role involves keeping customer stock rooms and company equipment neat, following merchandising and service standards, safely operating delivery equipment and complying with applicable safety and FMCSA requirements. The driver also completes daily accounting and end-of-day check-in procedures, including cash, paperwork, and inventory accountability, and reports equipment issues to the appropriate manager.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license for the state of residency and an excellent driving history for the last seven years; a seven-year Motor Vehicle Report will be reviewed.
Commercial Driver’s License (Class A CDL).
Ability to pass and maintain D.O.T. physical requirements.
Strong customer service skills.
Self-motivated, with a high degree of integrity and the ability to perform duties with minimal supervision and on a timely basis.
Dependability, initiative, a professional demeanor, and the ability to exercise sound judgment.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, continuous-lifting environment.
Ability to lift up to 75 pounds repeatedly and multiple times a day.
Availability and willingness to work some weekends and holidays.
Knowledge acquired through up to 12 months of work experience.

Nice To Haves

Previous route delivery, direct store delivery, product stocking or merchandising, or retail environment experience is strongly preferred.
Business Management or Logistics.

Responsibilities

Deliver and unload products and stock, fill, merchandise, and rotate products on displays, in walk-in coolers, and in cold-drink equipment at customer locations on designated vacation or overflow routes.
Organize customer stock rooms by stacking and arranging products neatly in designated areas, and maintain the neat appearance of company equipment and products in assigned accounts.
Provide superior customer service, foster relationships with account personnel, understand customer needs, communicate customer service issues to the appropriate manager, and steward CCCI’s Purpose Statement to customers and teammates.
Safely operate CDL Class A vehicles, electric pallet jacks, and hand trucks while servicing accounts; complete assigned safety courses; use equipment to track DOT Hours of Service; and follow FMCSA guidelines.
Complete accurate daily company accounting and end-of-day check-in procedures, including cash, paperwork, and inventory accountability; secure company assets; and report equipment issues to the appropriate manager.