The Delivery Driver plays a key role in distributing Pelee Island Winery products locally and regionally, ensuring timely and safe deliveries while maintaining excellent customer service. The ideal candidate should have experience with liquor delivery, strong time management abilities, and attention to detail in documentation and inventory tracking.
Driving & Delivery Execution: Safely operate company vehicles to transport goods to various locations. Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections of the vehicle, ensuring it is in safe operating condition. Route planning to optimize delivery efficiency and minimize delays.
Execute deliveries on schedule while maintaining high customer service standards. Handle and transport liquor responsibly, following legal regulations. Scan and sort freight or cargo for delivery, ensuring accuracy.
Record fuel and mileage data for tracking purposes.
Customer Service & Communication: Provide courteous and professional service to customers during deliveries. Maintain explicit and effective communication via text, email, or phone with the logistics team and clients. Address customer inquiries and resolve delivery-related issues as needed.
Inventory & Warehouse Management: Assist with order picking and preparation before delivery. Ensure proper documentation and tracking of deliveries, including invoices and receipts. Maintain organization within the warehouse, including light cleaning and stocking.
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Transportation of Dangerous Goods regulations. Ensure compliance with all traffic laws and company safety policies. Handle materials manually and operate delivery equipment safely. Good knowledge of GTA highways, roads, and traffic patterns. Ability to communicate effectively in English, both orally and in writing. Strong time management skills to meet tight delivery schedules.
Experience in liquor delivery is preferred. Familiarity with electronic devices such as GPS, computers, phones, and printers. Documentation skills for recording fuel usage, mileage, and delivery records. TDG (Transportation of Dangerous Goods) certification is considered an asset. Adequate vision for driving and route navigation. Handling materials manually, including bending, twisting, and repetitive motions. #