Company Driver
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- What's it like to be a Company Driver?
- How to become a Company Driver
- Latest Company Driver jobs
- Top skills and experience for Company Drivers
What's it like to be a Company Driver?
A Company Driver performs a variety of transportation tasks. Their primary duty is to move company staff or goods from one location to another while conducting vehicle maintenance checks. They often interact with clients and vendors as well as work flexible hours, including weekends and evenings.
Tasks and duties
- Transporting goods and materials to various locations in a safe and efficient manner.
- Planning and executing delivery routes.
- Ensuring timely and accurate delivery of goods.
- Maintaining correct records of deliveries and pickups.
- Communicating with dispatch and other team members.
- Performing routine vehicle inspections.
- Reporting any issues or maintenance needs.
- Keeping the vehicle clean and well-maintained.
How to become a Company Driver
To be considered for this position, you need to have a valid driver's license, a clean driving record, and the capability to handle a variety of vehicles, including vans and trucks.
Apply for a valid government-issued driver’s license. The Land Transportation Office officers different types of licenses depending on the vehicle.
Maintain a clean driving record that reflects your commitment to safety and government regulations.
Secure additional training if you wish to pursue specialized driving, such as driving an ambulance, transporting hazardous materials, a limousine, etc. Companies may require you to take additional training and certifications to ensure safety and professionalism.
