Delivery Driver

Delivery Driver

The delivery driver will drive a truck or van primarily to deliver or pick up materials. May load and unload vehicle and assist with shipment preparation.

Job responsibilities:

• Perform company deliveries and pickups using company vehicle
• Assist with shipment preparations, pack-out, scanning, labeling and auditing
• Process parts and assemblies though the organization
• Put away material and maintain inventory tracking system
• Pull kits in support of planner, manufacturing and customer requirements
• Coordinate with the stockroom supervisor to resolve any discrepancies prior to releasing the kit
• Works directly with the warehouse team to backfill part shortages
• Deliver completed kits to assembly ready for production
• Unload all incoming material and verifies that supplies are received according to the packing list and purchase orders
• Move material with the use of carts, pallet jacks and forklift
• Perform cycle counts on inventory and resolve count variances
• Follow all ESD and manufacturing requirements for parts quality, and ensures that all work is performed in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures
• Perform data entry through various systems, Oracle and or other ERP systems as required

Tools and technology:

• Delivery truck
• GPS to plan route for delivery
• MIS/MRP system
• Carts, pallet jacks and forklift
• Excel
• Smocks and ESD shoe straps

Knowledge, skills, and abilities:

• High school diploma or GED
• Basic math skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Knowledgeable in electronic parts and components
• Proficient at Microsoft Excel and internal MIS/MRP systems
• Perform accurate and timely kit audits

Work activities:

• Operating vehicles and equipment that requires maneuvering, navigating, such as forklifts and passenger vehicles
• Receiving and obtaining information from all relevant sources related to receiving and delivering materials to customers and vendors
• Working directly with the public when delivering and picking up material from customers and vendors
• Performing general physical activities that require considerable use of arms, legs, and your whole body such as lifting, balancing, stooping and handling materials.
• Communicating with supervisors and peers face-to-face, by telephone and by email

Work conditions:

• Outdoors, exposed to weather on a daily basis
• Working in an enclosed vehicle (truck) on a daily basis
• Daily contact with others via face-to-face, telephone or email
• Time pressure to meet delivery deadlines on a daily basis
• Important to work with external customers on a daily basis