Service Driver

Service DriverThe Service Driver is responsible for safely transporting Field Service Technicians, supplies, and equipment to various customer sites in a timely manner. They must adhere to all local and state traffic laws as well as RMC safety policies to ensure RMC is compliant and considerate to all other drivers and pedestrians.Transporting Personnel Safely: Ensuring that employees or other individuals are transported to and from work locations, meetings, or events in a safe and timely manner.Adhering to Traffic Laws and Company Policies: Complying with all local and national traffic regulations, as well as company safety policies. This includes driving at safe speeds and following the rules of the road.Route Planning: Selecting the best routes based on traffic, weather conditions, and the timeliness of the journey. It may also include preparing for detours or construction zones to ensure punctuality.Assisting with Loading/Unloading: Assist with the loading and unloading of personal items, tools, and product deliveries.Maintaining Professionalism and Confidentiality: Maintaining a courteous, professional demeanor at all times. Respecting the privacy and confidentiality of passengers, especially in corporate settings.Record Keeping: Documenting details such as customer locations, mileage, or hours worked. This can also include completing travel logs or time sheets as required by the employer.Emergency Preparedness: Knowing how to handle emergency situations, such as accidents, breakdowns, or medical issues, and following appropriate company protocols.Communication: Keeping in touch with the company or supervisor for updates, changes in schedule, or special instructions.Time Management: Ensuring timely arrivals and departures, considering factors such as traffic, weather, and the specific time frame for appointments or meetings.Company Vehicles: Cleaning and Caring for the Vehicle: Keeping the vehicle clean, both inside and outside, and ensuring that it is comfortable for the passengers. Performing routine vehicle checks, such as checking tire pressure, oil levels, lights, brakes, and fuel levels. Reporting any mechanical issues or damage promptly.Education/Special Licenses or Certification:High school or GEDValid driver’s license (clean driving record)Experience:2 years’ experience driving commercial vehicles preferred2 years’ experience in a position requiring customer service preferredSkills:Ability to read maps and follow directionsPhysical ability to load and unload cargoEffective time managementCompetencies:Effective communication (Verbal, Listening & Written)Analytical & Problem SolvingCustomer/Vendor Relationship and solution focusedSafety focusedTime ManagementAction OrientedCritical thinkingPlanning & Priority SettingTeamworkTrustPhysical Requirements/Working Conditions:Sit or stand for extended periods of timeCapability to move up to 60 lbs. by hand and 300lbs with use of hand truckAbility to climb stairs and laddersVisual acuity necessary to utilize computers and electronic devicesExtra hours and some travel may be required