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OSI Group•Town of Koshkonong, WI

11d•Onsite

About The Position

As a premier global food provider, the OSI Group partners with the world’s leading foodservice and retail food brands to provide concept-to-table solutions that delight consumers around the globe. Join us and discover a work experience where diverse ideas are met with enthusiasm, and where you can learn and grow to your full potential. We’re looking for individuals who thrive in an entrepreneurial environment and who enjoy working as a team to deliver unparalleled service and solutions to our customers. The salary range posted represents the low and high end of OSI’s salary range for this position. Salaries will vary based on various factors, including but not limited to, location, education, skills, experience and performance. Base salary is one component of OSI’s overall total rewards package. Other components may include bonuses, special pay programs, comprehensive time off, 401k with match and a full suite of benefit offerings for you and your family. This role is responsible for transporting materials between plants, warehouse, and cold storage facility to maintain the operation of the plan.

Requirements

Class A CDL license required
Excellent proficiency in all Microsoft Office Suite Products.

Nice To Haves

1-3 years of experience in related field is preferred.

Responsibilities

Job is an individual contributor and has no direct reports.
This role has the responsibility to understand and places in practice appropriate safety procedures. This responsibility is achieved through education, training, use of protective equipment (as applicable) and by following safety policies, regulations, standards, and laws.
The safe handling and operation of the tractors and trailers.
Before moving a dropped trailer, you must be sure that all loading/unloading activities are finished, the dock plate is in the down position, the overhead door is closed, and the dock-lock is released.
Fueling tractors and trailers and properly filling out the fuel receipts.
In winter month’s drivers will need to make sure trucks are plugged in and kept running as needed.
Inspecting trailers and reporting any damage to the tractors, trailers, building, etc. to a supervisor. Also filling out inspection sheet, one copy will go in the red inspection book; the other will go to traffic manager.
Immediately reporting accidents with a written account of incident.
Notify Shipping/Receiving Supervisor or Crew leader when falling behind on your schedule so adjustment can be made.
Turning mileage into Traffic Manager.