DRIVER 1 Non-CDL

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DRIVER 1 Non-CDL

Main-Food Distribution Active - Regular full-time Aurora, CO, US

Salary Range: $23.00 To $25.00 Hourly

Position Title: Driver 1 Non-CDL

Classification: Non-Exempt

Reports To: Transportation Supervisor

Location: Aurora, CO – 38th Ave Distribution Center

Compensation:$23.00 - $25.00 Hourly

Great Quality of Life compared to the big box companies

Come have a long career with us

• Daytime Work Hours
• Be Home at night
• Be Home on Weekends unless you choose some of the very little Saturday work we have
• We have Liftgates
  • No more going up and down a ramp with a 2-wheeler
• All drivers have electric pallet jacks

Your Role in Our Mission

The Driver 1 Non-CDL supports Food Bank of the Rockies’ food rescue and distribution efforts by picking up and delivering food products, supplies, and materials to and from various sites. Driving assignments include Partner Agency orders, donor and food drive pickups, Grocery Rescue routes, TEFAP/Everyday Eats routes, and occasional Mobile Pantry routes. This position loads and unloads product and operates vans, food trucks, and 26-foot box trucks with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of less than 26,000 pounds. The role regularly interacts with volunteers, Hunger Relief Partners, donors, and the general public.

What You’ll Do

• Pick up donated food products from food drives and donors and deliver them toagencies
• Unload incoming products as well as load the truck with outbound food products according to delivery specifications and within Food Bank of the Rockies policies
• Maintain an organized, clean, and sanitized cab, and cargo area, and upkeep food handling equipment.
• Responsible for performing daily vehicle inspections and other vehicle schedules according to DOT regulations
• Perform light vehicle maintenance tasks (fluid levels, tire maintenance, and sanitation)
• Maintain food industry standards and certification for proper product handling, storage, and distribution in accordance with Food Bank of the Rockies and Feeding America standards
• Assist in communicating with, and maintaining congenial relationships with, donors, agencies, and volunteers
• Maintain receipts, invoices, and other required paperwork for each site
• Support the Transportation department by covering additional routes as needed
• Occasionally assist with warehouse duties including but not limited to: record-keeping, waste, inventory counts, sanitation, equipment, building and grounds maintenance

How the Work Gets Done

• Instills Trust: Always prioritizes safe driving and DOT compliance, demonstrates respect and professionalism through all interactions with team members and externally with partners, donors, and neighbors.
• Collaborates: Driver can communicate and coordinate with the transportation, warehouse, and receiving teams when it comes to deliveries and donations being brought back to the facility. Supports and assists other drivers when needed.
• Customer-Centric Focus: Demonstrates cultural awareness and compassion when working with partners, donors, and neighbors.
• Ensures Accountability: Driver manages their time by arriving on time, maintaining consistent attendance, and completing the necessary pre/post trips needed on daily equipment utilized. Communicates to Transportation management if they lack the appropriate supplies/equipment needed to get the job done.

What We’re Looking For

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Must possess a valid driver’s license and excellent driving record
• Minimum 21 years of age requiredPrior experience working in a warehouse environment strongly preferred
• Prior experience working with low-income communities preferred

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Frequently works outdoors in varying weather conditions and in indoor warehouse environment including cool zones
• Frequently lift up to 50 pounds
• Uses heavy equipment daily including step up rider pallet jack, manual scale jack, and automatic walk-behind pallet jack
• Occasionally use office equipment such as computer, mouse, keyboard, and printer
• Daily travel within the Food Bank of the Rockies service area