On-Call Warehouse Truck Driver 2025-26

Bellevue School District•Bellevue, WA

5d•$35 - $38

About The Position

The position of Warehouse Truck Driver is responsible for operating motor vehicles and delivery trucks up to a maximum G.V.W.R. 32,000 lbs. Pick up, load, transport, move, transfer, deliver, and unload equipment, mails, material and school lunch. May perform warehousing duties; receive, store, issue and distribute supplies. COMMITMENT TO EQUITY: The Bellevue School District is committed to a diverse workforce representative of our students, one that embraces and models cultural competency as an international community.

Requirements

High school graduation or GED equivalent.
One year experience as a driver of a truck or commercial vehicle requiring special endorsement (such as, Commercial Driver’s License), or three years experience as passenger car driver.
Posses valid Washington State motor vehicle operator’s license; RCW 46.20.021; CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) Class “B” with the air brake restriction removed.
Must be able to operate motor vehicles up to 32,000 lb GVWR with airbrakes.
Motor vehicle operating rules and regulations for the State of Washington
Safe operation of materials handling equipment
Materials handling procedures
Handling perishables, fragile and delicate items, hard and soft goods securing and weight distribution of loaded cargo
Proper lifting and safety practices
Greater Seattle area grid system to find and locate addresses for routing and delivery purposes
Ability to demonstrate safe operation of motor vehicles up to 32,000 lb. G.V.W.R. with air brakes, self-propelled materials handling equipment in accordance with training provided as per WAC 296-24-23025
Ability to maintain delivery routes and schedules
Ability to perform sustained physical labor
Ability to demonstrate moving of heavy objects and lift items weighing up to 75 pounds, very frequent lifting items weighing 45-55 lbs.
Ability to demonstrate communicative skills
Ability to understand and follow written and oral instructions
Ability to demonstrate basic mathematical skills
Ability to work independently and exercise good judgment
Ability to maintain effective interpersonal relations with students, staff and public
Ability to adapt to changes in schedules or routine
Ability to be flexible and accommodate varied situations in a professional and courteous manner
Ability to move freight, merchandise and equipment by lifting, hand carrying and/or use of material handling equipment, e.g., hand truck, dolly, pallet jack, transport cart, self-propelled fork lift truck, etc.
Ability to maneuver and control a delivery truck up to maximum G.V.W.R. 28, 000 lbs. in all driving conditions
Ability to use all hand and/or foot operated controls and equipment found on a delivery truck
Ability to perform daily and routine vehicle inspections, and necessary roadside services such as installing tire traction devices
Ability to perform all duties in accordance with all applicable Board policies and district and legal requirements
Ability to meet and maintain punctuality and attendance expectations

Nice To Haves

Two years experience as a driver of a truck or commercial vehicle requiring special endorsement preferred.

Responsibilities

Operate in safe manner motor vehicles and delivery trucks up to a maximum G.V.W.R. 32,000 lbs. Observe and obey motor vehicle traffic laws of the State of Washington.
Perform: pre-trip and post trip motor vehicle inspection reporting defects, damage and discrepancies; vehicle cleaning, refueling and interim service; install and remove tire traction devices.
Move freight, merchandise, and equipment by lifting, hand carrying and/or use of material handing equipment, e.g., hand truck, dolly, pallet jack, transport cart, self-propelled fork lift truck, etc.
Pick up, load, secure, transport, move, transfer, deliver, unload a variety of items, e.g., school supplies, equipment, material, computers, furniture, mail, food, instructional materials and media, laundry, cleaning and maintenance supplies, building materials, musical instruments, staging, etc.
Deliver and/or transfer documents, depositories, transmittals, public records and confidential materials.
Obtain signed acknowledgement from consignee for deliveries. Organize and submit daily delivery records and receipts.
Pick up and deliver to local area vendors and outlet stores.
May perform warehousing duties in lieu of delivery driving. Receive goods and materials, store, issue, ship and distribute. Prepare shipping and receiving forms and reports. Take and prepare physical inventories.
Inspect merchandise for damage and completeness; make written notation of discrepancies with delivering agent, shipper or consignee.
Attend required training courses and assist with training of employees.
Complete records and reports required by state and local district policy and procedures.
Observe and obey federal, state and district safety rules and regulations.
Keep supervisor informed of changes, discrepancies and items requiring attention.
Perform other related duties as required.