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Bemis Manufacturing Company in Wisconsin is seeking an Interplant Relief Driver. The role combines forklift duties with driving, with roughly 75% forklift work and 25% semi driving to local and distant destinations.
Candidates should have two years of current driving experience, CDL A preferred, a clean driving record, a current medical card, and some flexibility with hours. You may assist in Shipping Department tasks as needed; assignments are set by Operations or Traffic Manager, and you must
Requirements for Interplant Relief Driver:
Two years current professional driving experience and CDL classification of A preferred.
Will consider partial to full reimbursement in a truck driver training course for the correct individual.
Possess a current CDL A and maintain a clean driving record (will be verified)
Current medical card
Some flexibility with working hours may be needed as this is relief driver position.
Roughly 75% of the time will spent in the warehouse as a forklift driver and 25% of the time will be spent driving a semi
Percentages may change depending upon coverage needed
Job Duties:
Spot equipment on Bemis campus, deliver goods, materials, products, scrap materials, waste, etc. to local and distant destinations.
Driving requirements include Bemis campus, city, highway and super highway, under all weather conditions.
Responsible for careful transportation of goods and equipment.
Care to be exercised in axle load limitations and to remain within the state and municipal load capacity limits.
Make minor repairs or adjustment to keep vehicle operative.
May assist in Shipping Department operations as time permits.
Assignments are general and major decisions will be made by Operations Manager or Traffic Manager.
Follow Rules and Regulations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
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