Java Tour Driver

Monster Energy•Rialto, CA

3h•Onsite

About The Position

Monster Energy is seeking a Java Tour Driver to be the face and force behind the Java Monster Sampling Truck program. This role involves bringing the iconic coffee-energy brand directly to consumers through scheduled events and pop-up events. The company values risk-takers and trailblazers, offering an environment where individuals can define their success and career path. This position is more than just driving a truck; it's about driving culture and putting Java Monster on the map.

Requirements

1+ years of experience in over the road trucking
Between 1-3 years of experience in DOT driving
Must possess a Class C License
Maintain DOT requirements
Maintain a clean driving record
Must be able to pass a DOT physical for a DOT medical card
Must live in the territory that you are responsible for and within reasonable distance from “home base”.
Must submit to Federal Pull Notices.
Basic mechanical aptitude.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's Degree in the field of Marketing or related field of study preferred

Responsibilities

Deliver, set-up and breakdown the company truck to all scheduled events and pop-up events as received.
Set-up and breakdown of brand event assets at select events as needed.
Observe and comply with all traffic regulations – federal, state, and local.
Maintain event and warehouse site (janitorial services, mop/sweep, crowd control, restocking product, etc.).
Perform pre-trip inspections checks on all MEC Units driven to identify and repair minor faults, and to report major mechanical breakdown to a skilled mechanic.
Maintain a logbook to record miles covered and hours travelled and ensure that all necessary documentation with respect to freight is filled and submitted. Also, record damages and shortages incurred. In addition, make sure that all receipts are kept safe and secure. Pay tolls and other necessary vehicle levies.
Loading and unloading Tractors/Trailers both manually and with Pallet Jacks.
Ensure that all MEC vehicles are always neat, tidy, and polished, and carry out other regular upkeep like inflating the tires, refueling, changing oil and water, and tightening nuts and bolts.
Maintain all Vehicle Trip, Fuel and IFTA Logs as required by DOT.
Communicate with the dispatcher, supervisor, or clients using wireless devices or on-board computer systems.