Warehouse Driver (LTV)

A Warehouse Driver (LTV) is responsible for the timely and secure transportation of goods between warehouses, distribution centers, and customer locations using Light Transport Vehicles (LTV). This role plays a crucial part in the supply chain by ensuring products are delivered safely, on schedule, and in excellent condition.

With a focus on safe driving practices and efficient route management, the Warehouse Driver (LTV) supports warehouse operations and customer satisfaction.

✅ Key Responsibilities & Features:

• Goods Transport: Drive light transport vehicles to deliver and pick up goods from warehouses, stores, or customer sites.

• Loading & Unloading: Assist with loading, securing, and unloading cargo to prevent damage during transit.

• Vehicle Maintenance: Perform regular vehicle checks, report any mechanical issues, and ensure cleanliness and roadworthiness.

• Route Planning: Plan and follow efficient delivery routes to meet schedules and minimize fuel consumption.

• Safety Compliance: Adhere to traffic laws, safety standards, and company policies during transportation.

• Documentation: Maintain delivery logs, collect signatures, and handle relevant paperwork for shipments.

• Communication: Coordinate with warehouse staff and customers to confirm delivery details and resolve issues.

• Problem Reporting: Report any accidents, delays, or delivery problems promptly to supervisors.

🚚 Who Is It For?

• Warehousing and logistics companies

• Retail and wholesale distribution centers

• E-commerce fulfillment businesses

• Manufacturing and production facilities

• Courier and delivery service providers

🌟 Why a Warehouse Driver (LTV) Is Essential:

• Ensures timely and reliable delivery of goods

• Supports smooth warehouse and supply chain operations

• Maintains product integrity and customer satisfaction

• Promotes safe and efficient transportation practices

• Enhances operational efficiency with effective route management