Pick Up Truck Driver

ADMAR SUPPLY CO INC•Syracuse, NY

13d•$20 - $25

About The Position

The Pick Up Truck Driver delivers and picks up rental equipment and provides familiarization training to customers. The role safely loads and unloads equipment, communicates delivery and pickup schedules, documents equipment condition, and follows company policies and applicable driving, load-securement, and safety regulations. The driver also inspects and maintains the assigned vehicle and trailer, reports incidents and equipment issues, and works with dispatch to support efficient routing and customer service.

Requirements

Strong desire to create a positive customer experience.
Ability to remain calm in a fast-paced, stressful environment.
Organized, neat, and consistently professional demeanor.
Strong safety attitude.
Practical mechanical background.
Clean driver's license.
Equipment operating experience.
Understanding of company contracts and customer needs.
Three to five years of experience driving a pickup truck with a trailer.
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds.
Vision requirements include close and distance vision, depth perception, peripheral vision, and ability to distinguish colors.

Responsibilities

Safely load and unload rental equipment and deliver it to customer jobsites on time.
Communicate daily pickup and delivery schedules to customers as directed by dispatch and the Rental Manager.
Explain company policies requiring a customer representative to confirm delivery and equipment condition, and pickup condition; take photographs on site to document condition and damage.
Provide familiarization training to equipment end users or operators as part of the delivery process.
Inspect and document the delivery vehicle and trailer daily; follow DOT rules and regulations and promptly report problems to a supervisor.
Comply with federal and local driving and load-securement regulations.
Identify and report damage to rental equipment at pickup.
Keep the assigned vehicle and trailer clean and free of visible defects, including faded or missing company logos.
Pursue training to learn the functions and features of equipment being delivered and picked up.
Stay informed about local roads and restrictions and provide routing insights to dispatch.
Know the benefits, features, and safety aspects of assigned deliveries.
Follow company procedures for signatures at delivery and pickup, including documentation related to damage billing and triage.
Fuel the truck and check fluids daily, including DEF, oil, and wiper fluid.
Report accidents and issues to dispatch as soon as possible and contact police if needed.
Perform other duties as required.