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Position Title: CDL Driver – Warehouse Support
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt, Full Time
Immediate Supervisor: Warehouse Manager
Employees Supervised: None

Position Summary: Performs driving duties in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations, and supports all aspects of warehouse product care including receiving, storage, and distribution.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

· Perform the timely, safe, and efficient pick-up and delivery of FBWCT products

· Provide excellent customer service to FBWCT donors, partner agencies, and clients

· Accurately and efficiently fill, stage, and load agency orders

· Work with warehouse team to maintain food safety, pest control, inventory control, and other FBWCT standards

· Comply with safety policies and programs developed for driver and warehouse operations

· Perform routine inspections, to include pre-trip and post-trip checklists, and preventive maintenance for fleet vehicles and warehouse equipment as required

· Maintain and account for all assigned FBWCT equipment such as dollies, totes, crates and devices

· Provide accurate and timely reports as required

· Maintain all current licenses, certifications, and medical cards in compliance with Feeding America network standards and applicable State/Federal laws

· Support efforts to maintain a clean, safe, and orderly food bank

· Maintain cleanliness of assigned vehicles

· Support volunteer activities as necessary and assigned

· Perform other related duties as assigned

Qualifications:

General

· A cooperative spirit providing solutions, displaying optimism, being respectful, and operating fairly

· Professional communication skills

· Belief in our mission and impact

· Honesty, integrity, and commitment to fighting hunger in West Central Texas

· Ability to work effectively with other staff, volunteers, agency representatives, and the public

· Clear understanding and ability to articulate the mission of the food bank

· Ability to complete work in an accurate, effective, and timely manner

· Punctuality and time management skills to meet all internal and external deadlines

· Ability to perform physical labor as necessary to assist in achieving FBWCT mission

Specific to Position

· High school diploma or equivalent

· Minimum age of 18 for driving within Texas

· Valid Class “A” Texas commercial driver’s license with a safe driving record

· At least one year of experience driving a tractor-trailer, tanker truck, or other large commercial vehicle with GVWR exceeding 26,000 lbs

· Proficiency operating tractors of all types including those with manual transmission

· Warehouse experience and ability to operate forklift preferred (will train)

· Successful completion of food safety training course within 90 days

Working Conditions & Physical Requirements: The CDL Driver will work both indoors and outdoors, in a variety of weather conditions, including inclement driving weather. Must be able to stand and walk for a minimum of eight hours. Must be able to sit and drive for a minimum of eight hours. Ability to lift and carry up to 60 lbs. Required to work weekends on occasion, according to food bank need.

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person

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