LAC Truck Driver - Class C

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Primary Responsibility / Summary

Drives bobtail truck or van as assigned to deliver and collect goods.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

1. Regularly inspects vehicle and fills out daily inspection forms.
2. Complies with company safety procedures and Department of Motor Vehicles regulations.
3. Reports unsafe conditions to supervisor.
4. Loads, secures and unloads goods.
5. Completes assigned route efficiently.
6.  Ensures all related paperwork is filled out correctly.
7. Presents friendly, cooperative attitude at all times; is well-groomed at all times.
8.  Operates all equipment in a safe and efficient manner
9. Must have a valid California driver’s license.  Driving records must meet the requirements of company’s insurance carrier.
10.  Ability to lift 50 lbs.

 Education & Experience

• 1-2 years of class C driving experience.
• High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required.
• Ability to work moderate supervision.
• Spanish / English bilingual preferred.
• Bobtail knowledge preferred

 Other

Qualifications

• Must pass forklift operator certification within 90 days of signing job description.
• Shift flexibility and overtime when needed.
• Ability to handle confidential information. 
• Punctual and dependable attendance.
• Free from alcohol and drug abuse.
• Adheres to Goodwill’s values of Respect, Integrity, Service, & Excellence.

 Pre-Employment Testing

• 8 Panel Drug Screen
• Background Check
• Employment Verification
• Road Test

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