Warehouse Driver

Zimmer US, Inc.•Boston, MA

7d•$20 - $25

About The Position

The Warehouse Driver delivers and picks up medical device products, including instrumentation and implants, between a local sales warehouse and assigned hospitals. Routes may change daily, and a full-size company-owned van is provided. The driver is responsible for safe and lawful operation of the vehicle and maintaining its cleanliness and reporting maintenance alerts. When not driving, the team member assists with office and warehouse tasks and works cross-functionally with warehouse personnel. The role includes delivering products to designated hospital areas, retrieving used items, checking instruments for completeness, verifying product counts and labels, communicating with hospital staff and the Warehouse Dispatcher, and completing assigned stops accurately within the scheduled shift. The employee may also scan products into the computer system and stock or pull items from warehouse shelves. Daily travel within the local geography, regular overtime, and work on some holidays are required. The stated compensation range is $20.00–$25.00.

Requirements

Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds consistently.
Ability to work well in a team and contribute a positive attitude.
Ability to work at a fast pace, multitask, and remain accurate.
Reliable attendance and punctuality for all scheduled workdays and shifts.
Organizational and time-management skills for a fast-paced environment.
Ability to follow directions closely and complete tasks efficiently and effectively.
Ability to maintain trust and communicate with warehouse and supervisory teams.
Ability to use a smartphone for route tracking, checkpoint verification, and daily tasks.
High school diploma or GED required.
Valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record.
Willingness to travel daily within the local geography, work regular overtime, and work some holidays.

Nice To Haves

Further education.
Previous logistics or professional driving experience.

Responsibilities

Pack, unload, and deliver medical instrumentation and implants to company accounts, including designated hospital sterile and holding areas.
Retrieve items from accounts after use, check instrument completeness, and communicate with hospital staff to locate missing items.
Move instrument trays and implants between facilities and verify counts and product labels to ensure items reach the correct locations.
Communicate estimated arrival times to the Warehouse Dispatcher at stops along the assigned route.
Complete assigned route stops within the shift while working at a fast pace and accurately checking counts.
Operate the company-owned van safely and lawfully, maintain its interior and exterior cleanliness, and monitor maintenance alerts.
Communicate issues to dispatch and management.
Assist inventory and warehouse personnel, including scanning products into the computer system and accurately stocking and pulling items from warehouse shelves.