Warehouse Associate Delivery Driver

Diversified•Oakland, CA

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About The Position

This full-time, 40-hour-per-week position safely and promptly transports and delivers equipment and materials between Diversified warehouses and client job sites, while also handling the warehouse’s daily activities. The role is accountable for inventory accuracy, warehouse organization, control of incoming shipments, and timely, properly documented outgoing shipments, including RMAs. It requires a service-oriented approach, proactive support of local and global project teams, and collaboration and communication with other departments and warehouses.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
Pass a drug screening.
Meet applicable DOT requirements, including physical requirements.
Ability to maintain accurate trip, inspection, and hours-of-service logs for compliance and audits.
Ability to safely handle a 26-foot box truck throughout the Bay Area.
Organizational skills for loading and unloading trucks.
Knowledge of how to strap and secure loads in a truck for transport.
Ability to follow GPS driving instructions.

Responsibilities

Deliver products and materials to job sites and between buildings.
Process outbound shipping requests promptly and according to project specifications and company shipping and inventory-control procedures; verify documentation and data entry before releasing shipments.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized warehouse; break down boxes, control waste, and store pallets, materials, and equipment in accordance with safety and inventory-control procedures.
Unload and receive deliveries, record incoming packages according to disposition, qualify equipment and materials, and store them according to the warehouse layout and project specifications.
Maintain inventory of shipping materials and supplies using an RF/Scan Gun.
Perform computer functions needed to track goods.
Unpack, examine, and route incoming shipments; reject damaged items, record shortages, and contact shippers to resolve damage and shortage issues.
Receive and process defective parts returned for replacement or credit.
Weigh and label outbound small-package and freight shipments; recommend cost-effective shipping procedures to staff.
Arrange couriers in response to staff requests and notify appropriate project teams when incoming courier correspondence is received.
Report defective materials or questionable conditions to the department supervisor.
Maintain accurate trip, inspection, and hours-of-service logs for compliance and audits.
Safely operate a 26-foot box truck throughout the Bay Area and load, unload, and secure cargo for transport.