Munck Truck Driver

Description

Job Summary: Trailer Driver and Munck Operator responsible for maintaining vehicle and cargo functionality while adhering to safety and communication procedures. Key Highlights: 1. Required experience as a Munck Truck and Trailer Driver. 2. Focus on safety, vehicle maintenance, and compliance with procedures. 3. Competencies including defensive driving, responsibility, and effective communication. **Driver's License: Category E.** Minimum experience required: 6 months to 1 year (as a Munck Operator) and 1 to 2 years (as a trailer driver). Experience must be documented in the employment record book. If the Munck Operator training certificate is outdated, the company will update it. **Behavioral Competencies:** **Constant focus and attention, Self-awareness and Fatigue Management, Defensive and Preventive Driving, Responsibility and Discipline, Resilience and Patience, Effective Communication.** **Main Responsibilities:** **1\-** Ensure proper functioning of vehicles, equipment, and tools under your responsibility; **2\-** Notify the Fleet Supervisor and/or Fleet Coordinator if maintenance is required, and request issuance of a Service Order (SO); **3\-** Use the tracking device according to training; **4\-** Meet the established fuel consumption average; report any maintenance-related issues to the Fleet Supervisor and/or Fleet Coordinator; **5\-** Comply with speed limits set by traffic authorities, company premises, and clients; **6\-** Stop at all toll and inspection stations along your route, whether loaded or empty; **7\-** Ensure vehicle documentation is valid and up-to-date; **8\-** Maintain your personal documentation up-to-date and inform the HR Department of any changes or updates; **9\-** Manage cargo documentation (e.g., Invoice, CTE, and others) from loading through delivery; **10\-** Be responsible for the safety equipment kit provided with the vehicle; **11\-** Supervise and ensure cargo loading/unloading security; **12\-** Pay attention to cargo distribution within the vehicle to avoid issues during transit and unloading; **13\-** Maintain personal appearance per company standards; **14\-** Ensure proper cargo stowage and security so that it arrives at its destination in perfect condition; **15\-** Prevent cargo from getting wet; **16\-** Maintain internal and external cleanliness of vehicles and equipment; **17\-** Complete the vehicle checklist; **18\-** Notify the Fleet Supervisor and/or Fleet Coordinator and complete an incident report form if anomalies occur during transit or at client sites; **19\-** Never argue with clients; **20\-** Treat all client-provided documentation and information as confidential; **21\-** Verify collected cargo for damage and confirm quantities, weight, and characteristics against the Invoice; **22\-** Confirm Invoice data matches the scheduled pickup plan; **23\-** Verify and ensure delivery proof documentation (e.g., Invoice stub, CTE, waste manifest, etc.) is signed, stamped, and dated by the receiver; **24\-** Submit all trip-related documentation to the Logistics Department upon completion of each trip; **25\-** Provide the external fuel purchase invoice; **26\-** Replace the vehicle tachograph disc as instructed in training; **27\-** Periodically calibrate tires. **28\-** Maintain trailers free of debris that could interfere with loading. **29\-** Perform coupling and uncoupling of trailers when required. Employment Type: Full-time CLT Benefits: * Profit-sharing program * Meal allowance * Transportation allowance Work Location: On-site