Spare Truck Driver

Responsibilities:

Spare Driver

• Delivery of finished product to the customer/pick-up of raw materials at the mill.

• Responsible for securing a safe & legal load.

• Perform related computer functions (scanning, billing, finalizing, etc.).

• Complete daily trip sheet and/or electronic logs as applicable and ensure that all associated records are completed and submitted.

• Maintains logs, drivers trip reports, vehicle condition reports, related records, maintenance, and repairs to vehicles.

• Maintains eligibility for commercial driver's license and complies with applicable Department of Transportation regulations as well as local traffic laws governing operation of vehicle.

• Responsible for the safe operation of vehicles on public roadways and customer & supplier locations.

• Always conduct themselves with a professional demeanor, to project an appropriate corporate image in all dealings with customers and the public.

• On occasion, may be responsible for picking up customer payments after delivery has been made.

• Safe operation of the vehicle and load is of upmost importance.

• Safe unloading procedures must be followed at all times.

• Drivers must be punctual and dependable.

• Drivers will be representing the company while on deliveries, must be courteous and able to deal with clients.

• Spare drivers must be flexible with hours and able to come in to deliver material if a full-time driver cannot make it that day.

Order Picker

• Ensure safe and efficient operation of all lifting equipment.

• Performs daily inspection on lifting equipment prior to start up.

• Receive/verify material against incoming BOL and apply stock tags.

• Load material against a pick list – scanning product tags.

• Updates inventory material locations.

• Locate, generate, and package ASIS products and apply finished good tags.

• Stage material for processing

• Transfer material within the building as required.

• Ensures the safe preservation of products stored inside/outside the building.

• Ensure all necessary reports have been completed.

• Ensures non-conforming product/damaged equipment is brought forth to the Shipping/Receiving Department or Production Supervisor for disposition.

• Maintains good housekeeping in the work area.

• Take part and initiate continuous improvement efforts.

• Training new employees as required.

• Other duties as assigned by Management or Production Supervisor.

Quality System Requirements (Authority & Responsibility):

• Initiate action to prevent the occurrence of any non-conformities relating to product, process, and quality system.

• Identify and record any problems relating to the product, process, and quality system.

• Initiate, recommend or provide solutions through designated channels.

Tools & Equipment:

• Samuel transport trucks, binders, chains, nylon slings/straps, load list, packing slips/ BOL's, electronic logbooks, cell phone and maps.

• Remote Cranes and Booms (qualified), Lift truck (qualified) Side Loader (qualified), Measuring and Computer Equipment (scanner / D365), Wood Saws, Nail Gun, Banding Equipment and Tensioners and Magnets.

Education & Qualifications:

• DZ driver's license required.

• Min 3yrs experience hauling and securing steel products.

• High School diploma required or equivalent work experience.

• Drivers must be punctual and dependable.

• Effective time management skills, able to work as a member of a team.

• Strong written and oral communication skills

• Drivers will be representing the company while on deliveries, must be courteous and able to deal with clients.

• Drive, determination and ability to work both independently with little direction and as part of a team.

Demands for a "Truck Driver":

• Must have near excellent vision in both eyes and good hearing.

• Must demonstrate near excellent Hand/ Leg/ Foot/ Eye co-ordination.

• Must have good judgment of distance and clearances.

• Weight demands on the body: 1/2 pound to 100 pounds. Usually an electric crane or Tow motor is at the disposal of the driver.

• Strain demands on the body: Moderate repetitive Hand, Leg, and Foot movement. Short term fluctuating Light to Heavy demands on back, arms, legs, hands, and groin.