Driver

National DCP•Groveland, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join National DCP, LLC (NDCP) as a Driver, delivering products safely and on time to Dunkin’ franchise stores and production kitchens. This role involves working in varied temperature environments and outdoor conditions. NDCP is a $3 billion supply chain company supporting over 10,000 Dunkin’ locations across the U.S.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent experience preferred
Valid Class A CDL license with a clean driving record.
6-month driving experience minimum, 1 year desired
Possess a current DOT Medical Certification Card and successfully pass DOT pre-employment requirements
Ability to repetitively lift, tug pull 50lbs+ and operate a hand truck and/or hand pallet jack to delivery product to stores over multiple stops per shift
Dependable attendance and a great customer service attitude
Ability to operate a 10-speed manual transmission
Ability to operate a lift gate and refrigeration unit
Must be able to read and communicate in the English language – able to hold a conversation, understand highway traffic signs and signals, respond to official inquiries, and enter information on reports and records.

Responsibilities

Operates a tractor trailer truck that transports product to and from specified destinations.
Conduct a proper pre-trip inspection to ensure the vehicle is safe to operate.
Ensures delivery-related paperwork is in order before departing the Distribution Center or transportation hub.
Prepares, receives and provides appropriate documentation for the delivery of products.
Maintains proper logs of travel and product according to Federal, State and DOT regulations.
Maintains contact with NDCP’s Member Services team to communicate any problems or delays with deliveries.
Ensures the cleanliness and presentation of the interior of the truck cab, as well as the removal of delivery-related trash at the store and production kitchen (i.e., shrink wrap, cardboard, crates and pallets).
Conduct a proper post-trip inspection to ensure equipment is in good working order to minimize delays the following day.
Reports any vehicle maintenance or malfunction issues to the distribution center.
Serves as the face of NDCP and the main point of contact between the distribution center and the customer.