DONUT DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER

POSITION SUMMARY
The Donut Delivery Truck Driver's primary duty is delivering pre-ordered quantities of foodservice items in bakery carts and stackable totes to the customers based on their assigned truck routes. It is the Donut Delivery Truck Drivers responsibility to do so properly, safely, and effectively.
Note: This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. Employees may perform other duties to meet the ongoing needs of the business.

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Load and unload route truck with bakery carts and stackable totes at production facility
• Deliver products identified for customers and place in the designated locations
• Return bakery carts from customers to production facility
• Maintain and drive route trucks safely and use equipment properly
• Give courteous service to all customers and OnCue store personnel
• Clean truck and equipment as necessary
• Ensure compliance with all health and safety codes
• Immediately advises the team lead of any maintenance, safety issues, or discrepancies
• Maintain a positive working relationship with other OnCue team members and members of management

QUALIFICATIONS:

• High level of integrity and professionalism
• Knowledge of food and safety best practices
• Strong organizational skills
• Detail oriented with the ability to multi-task effectively

ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• Availability to work any and all scheduled hours or unscheduled shifts as requested/needed
• Step safely in/out and operate company route truck per company standard practices and DOT regulations
• Repetitively lift/carry up to 25 pounds and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
• Ability to operate a 2-4 wheel handcart
• Repeatedly bend, turn, twist, step up, reach out, reach overhead, lift overhead, push and pull
• Work in a widely varying temperature environment indoors and outdoors, including all weather conditions
• Frequent walking and sitting required
• Ability to reach, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, bend or work overhead when needed
• Ability to communicate through verbal and written practices
• Meet and maintain all legally required licenses
• Sufficient visual acuity, notably at night and during inclement weather