TRAILER DRIVER

Description

Job Summary: We are seeking a TRAILER DRIVER to collect and deliver raw materials, supplies, and machinery, ensuring the operation of the coffee branch. Key Responsibilities: 1. Transportation and delivery of raw materials, supplies, and machinery 2. Vehicle inspection and cargo security 3. Incident reporting and per diem management **Description:** ---------------- We are looking for a **TRAILER DRIVER** to join our team in the coffee division at ECOM branch **Dos Ríos Veracruz**. **Main Responsibilities:** * Operate the trailer to collect and deliver raw materials, supplies, and/or machinery across various branches and/or to different regional customers. * Conduct daily vehicle inspections before commencing routes. * Verify that cargo is properly secured and safety standards are met. * Maintain records of each raw material delivery and/or receipt at branches and/or with customers. * Immediately report any incidents or anomalies occurring during the route to the supervisor. * Ensure proper use of authorized per diems for each trip, including documentation (invoices, reimbursement requests). **Purpose of the Position:** Transport products (coffee) or supplies (straws, packaging materials, etc.) required for operations using the branch’s freight units correctly, thereby supporting operational planning, branch procurement, and customer deliveries. **Requirements:** --------------- **Minimum Requirements:** * Completed high school education. * Minimum 3 years of verifiable experience (a road driving test will be conducted). * State or federal Class B driver’s license. * Adherence to driving and safety regulations. * Availability Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, and Saturdays from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. **Required Skills:** * Excellent communication skills. * Dynamism and proactivity. * Familiarity with the states of Veracruz and Puebla. **We Offer:** * Base salary of $15,219 gross pesos * Bonus/Incentive: $1707 gross pesos * Uniforms * Life insurance * Statutory benefits * Possibility of an indefinite-term contract