Class B CDL - Night Shift - Romulus, MI

SRI Healthcare, LLC•Romulus, MI

About The Position

SRI Healthcare, LLC, a subsidiary of NOVO Health Services, provides sustainable reusable sterile packs and other healthcare linens to hospitals. Its regional, FDA-regulated service centers process, assemble, and deliver reusable products used in surgery. SRI also provides healthcare laundry and linen management services, with a focus on safety, infection control, and sustainability. The Class B CDL Driver works the third shift at the Romulus, Michigan depot. The driver transports supply carts and other SRI Healthcare products to client hospitals, handles delivery and pickup tasks, and serves as the facility’s primary representative at client sites. The role includes maintaining delivery records, following transportation and safety procedures, and communicating with customers and facility management. SRI describes its work environment as safe and positive and notes opportunities for associate growth and advancement.

Requirements

Maintain a CDL Class B license.
Obtain any other licenses or pass tests required by regulatory agencies at the location.
Maintain a safe driving record.
Be able to push and pull loaded hospital-supply carts weighing up to 400 pounds on and off the truck and transfer them to designated areas in client hospitals.
Communicate professionally with clients.
Keep accurate log sheets.
Be detail-oriented and able to handle multiple tasks.
Communicate effectively with supervisors and coworkers as appropriate.
Read and understand applicable Standard Operating Procedures.
High school diploma or GED required.

Responsibilities

Drive a company truck carrying supply carts for hospitals.
Load and unload the truck at client hospitals and deliver carts and other SRI Healthcare products as directed.
Take carts to designated areas, count products on shelves, and stock products while rotating stock according to dates.
Pick up used SRI Healthcare products daily.
Discuss customer inventory needs with clients to help avoid shortages or overstock situations.
Ensure proof-of-delivery documents are correctly signed and dated with the delivery and return times.
Serve as the facility’s primary representative at client hospitals.
Perform pre-trip safety inspections and preventative truck maintenance, and comply with Department of Transportation regulations.
Clean the company truck according to Standard Operating Procedures.
Provide accurate customer feedback to facility management.
Maintain accurate records and logs.
Assist in other areas as directed.