A logistics company in Laguna is seeking a Delivery Driver. Responsibilities include ensuring delivery accuracy, conducting vehicle safety checks, and adhering to guidelines. The role requires a vocational or high school graduate with 1-2 years of experience and a valid professional driver's license (1,2,3). Benefits include paid training, 13th month salary, and performance bonuses. Shifts are 10 hours long with opportunities for overtime.
Qualifications
Minimum 1-2 years experience as a delivery driver is required.
Willingness to be assigned in Dayap, Calauan, Laguna.
Professional driver's license (1,2,3) is mandatory.
At least 2 years experience in delivery/logistics roles.
Responsibilities
Ensure delivery accuracy and compliance to guidelines.
Execute daily distribution route and customer cut-off schedule.
Perform vehicle checklist prior to dispatch.
Ensure work accuracy and workplace safety.
Submit daily reports and delivery documents.
Skills
Good communication skills
GMP training
Defensive driving training
Education
Vocational or High School Graduate
Tools
Professional driver's license (1,2,3)
Job description
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Ensure delivery accuracy through compliance to set procedure and guidelines (loading policies, set dispatch, and loading schedules etc.) documentation compliance (DR, SI, COA, return slips, etc.)
Execute and ensure adherence to daily distribution route and customer cut-off schedule to meet delivery commitments.
Performs daily vehicle checklist prior to dispatch
Ensure work accuracy (delivery documents are duly signed and received by customers, goods are properly loaded and stored in vehicles with ZERO chance of cross contamination, etc.) and workplace safety (use of PPE, identify work hazards or potential/near‑miss scenarios)
Compliance to company code of discipline
Daily submission of reports (delivery monitoring sheet and diesel consumption) and related delivery documents, liquidate funds daily
Reports and informs immediate superior on potential issues, deviation, and/or problems that may lead (but not limited to) distribution delays, safety issues, GMP issues