Bulk Driver, Edmonton

Bulk Driver –Edmonton AB
Full-Time, Permanent 

Location: Edmonton AB
Hours: 5:30 AM until deliveries are completed 
Salary: $35 - $37/hr. + 7% Bonus  

Department:  Supply Chain – Distribution and Warehouse  

Reporting Manager: Distribution Manager 

TRAINING PERIOD UP TO SIX MONTHS FROM HIRE DATE 

Job Summary: 

The primary objective of the Bulk Driver is to safely and efficiently transport and unload bulk goods between company and the client.   

PERKS:  

• Day 1: Company paid individual or family benefits 

• Day 1: 6% company contribution to pension plan  

• Full-time, permanent position with a highly competitive total compensation package, commensurate with experience 

• 6% bi-weekly employer contribution to the company pension plan 

• Paid vacation and floater days to support work-life balance 

• A vibrant, inclusive workplace culture that loves to celebrate its people, with: 

• BBQs 

• Ticket giveaways for sporting events 

• Holiday parties and cultural celebrations 

• Food trucks and ice cream days 

• Lunch & Learns 

Key Accountabilities: 

• Liaise with dispatcher and organize daily packaged goods & bulk shipments using the fleet of trucks. 

• Perform all required bulk, package and warehouse duties including lift truck operations. 

• Long distance and overnight driving during multiple day deliveries may be required as may overtime due to run schedule, weather, or work volume. 

• Receive and follow direction from management.  

• Attend Safety and Compliance Seminars and constantly strive to maintain a safe working environment. 

Key Competencies: 

• Make bulk deliveries at customer sites. 

• Assist the warehouse operator with loading and unloading the truck. 

• Transport motor oil in both bulk and packaged formats. 

• Delivery Provinces Include (routes may last 1 to 2 days.):  

• Most of Alberta – Towns between Edmonton and Peace River, Lethbridge – Cold Lake.   

• Part of BC – Edmonton to Fort St. John and towns between.  

• Most of Saskatchewan Towns between Edmonton and Swift Current, Choice land. 

• Saskatoon  

• Perform daily truck inspections. 

• Conduct pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections. 

• Operate either a hybrid truck or a semi-trailer, depending on the delivery run. 

• Start work at 5:30 a.m. and continue until all deliveries are completed. 

• Complete approximately eight deliveries per day on average. 

• Participate in overnight runs, with trips lasting up to three days in duration. 

• Must be self-motivated, conscientious, and able to work well with others 

• Ability to manage workloads in a busy work environment and be flexible to change (flow to the work) 

• Must be in good physical condition to adequately manage physical aspects of tasks 

• Ability to work independently and be self-driven without supervision 

• Takes responsibility to “own the job” and demonstrates integrity in all aspects of the work 

• Team player who demonstrates respect for others and is performance driven to achieve departmental goals and objectives 

• Exceptional communication skills with a focus on customer service 

• Superior analytical and rationalization skills 

• Familiarity and comprehension of all work instructions and standard operating procedures 

• Ability to work overtime on a daily basis or as may be required due to run schedule, weather, or work volume. 

Education / Experience: 

• AZ or Class 1 License and a clear Driver abstract  

• Air Brakes certification required  

• Relevant driving experience required.  Experience in or ability to deliver bulk oil.  

• Lift truck experience with valid lift truck training or ability to obtain 

• Good reading comprehension, writing and mathematical skills  

• Minimum 5 - 10 years of professional driving experience. Driving in the mountains is preferred.  

• Must be able to travel up to 2 days across the province. 

• Experience driving semi-trailer trucks is ideal. 

• Reliability, punctuality, and strong attention to detail. 

• Strong communication skills (Intermediate English). 

• Ability to work well in a team and demonstrate strong communication skills. 

• Required to successfully pass an aptitude test to demonstrate the required competency level and demonstrate continuing competency in the position 

• Ability to maintain/acquire proficiency in relevant regulatory training and certifications as required by position such as, but not limited to, WHMIS, Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)  

• Must have, or be able to acquire, the skills required to successfully demonstrate basic PC skills (MS Suite and Axapta) and proficiency in internet navigation  

• Comprehensive geographical knowledge of the province, especially main highways and major cities currently serviced by the fleet. 

Working Conditions: 

• All required PPE must be worn while performing tasks  

• Out of City travel and overnight stays during multiple day deliveries is a requirement 

• Hours of work may vary according to operational needs such as vacations, absences, and fluctuating workloads