United States Delivery Driver
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Delivery Driver
Johnson City,New York, United States
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WORK EXPERIENCE
February 2021-Current
Delivery Driver
Empire auto parts
Hicksville, New York, United States
deliver auto parts. load and unload truck, collect payment or obtain signiture
March 2015-May 2019
Manufacturing Production Technician
Kincaid Plastics Inc
Brooksville, Florida, United States
Set up, test, and adjust manufacturing machinery or equipment, using any combination of electrical, electronic,
mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, or computer technologies.
March 2011-March 2018
Custodian, Cleaning
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Brooksville, Florida, United States
• Clean all areas of church such as; fellowship room, sanctuary, kitchen, bathrooms and entry way.
• Replace bulbs as needed and cleaning of doors and windows.
• Maintain anything assigned, also help where needed.
Machine Operator
November 2012-May 2013
Service Tech/Fiberglass
Melissa's golf carts
Brooksville, Florida, United States
• Clean and wax molds
• Spray gel coat, service golf carts,
• Deliver and pick up customer carts for service and repairs
• Rebuild gas engines.
June 2007-May 2012
Set up sonic welder and hot stamper
Daily Labor
Brooksville, Florida, United States
• Helped train new employees.
• Set up milling machines.
• Worked in plastic manufacturing
• Operated presses.
• Trimmed parts.
• Set up heat stacker.
• Packed parts for shipping.
• Helped with warehouse inventory.
February 2007-June 2007
Driver/Roofer
Dixie Roofing
Brooksville, Florida, United States
• Helped roofers by performing duties of lesser skill.
• Duties included using, supplying or holding materials or tools, and cleaned work
area and equipment, also drove the truck.
September 2006-December 2006
Telemarketer
Police Protective Fund
United States
Springhill, FL
• Made cold calls to raise monies on behalf of fallen officers in the line of duty.
February 2006-September 2006
Manager
Texaco Express Lube
Ocala, Florida, United States
• Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul automotive vehicles.
• Help customers with problems.
• Suggest additional services.
• Set employees work days.
• Stock inventory.
• Cash out customers.
• Open and close shop and do night drops.
• Change oil and other fluids as requested by customers.
• Work as team.
Delivery Driver
October 1993-July 1999
Duties Delivery truck drivers and driver
Pasco Auto Salvage
Hudson, Florida, United States
9910 Houston Ave, Hudson, FL
Delivery drivers drop packages off with customers. Delivery truck drivers and driver/sales
workers pick up, transport, and drop off packages and small shipments within a local region or urban area. They drive
trucks with a 26,000-pound gross vehicle weight (GVW) capacity or less. Most of the time, they transport merchandise
from a distribution center to businesses and households. Duties Delivery truck drivers and driver/sales workers
typically do the following: *
Load and unload their cargo * Communicate with customers to determine pickup and delivery
needs * Report any incidents they encounter on the road to a dispatcher * Follow all applicable
traffic laws * Report serious mechanical problems to the appropriate personnel * Keep their truck
and associated equipment clean and in good working order * Accept payments for the shipment *
Handle paperwork, such as receipts or delivery confirmation notices Most drivers generally
receive instructions to go to a delivery location at a particular time, and it is up to them to determine the best route.
Other drivers have a regular daily or weekly delivery schedule. All
drivers must have a thorough understanding of an area's street grid and know which roads
allow trucks and which do not. The following examples are types of delivery truck drivers and
driver/sales workers: Light truck drivers, often called pickup and delivery or P&D drivers, are the most common type
of delivery driver. They drive small trucks or vans from distribution centers to delivery locations. Drivers make
deliveries based on a set schedule. Some drivers stop at the distribution center once only, in the morning, and make
many stops throughout the day. Others
make multiple trips between the distribution center and delivery locations. Some drivers make
deliveries from a retail location to customers. Driver/sales workers are delivery drivers who
have additional sales responsibilities. They recommend new products to businesses and solicit
new customers. These drivers may have a regular delivery route and be responsible for adding
new clients located along their route. For example, they may make regular deliveries to a
hardware store and encourage the store's manager to offer a new type of product. Some
driver/sales workers use their own vehicles to deliver goods to customers, such as takeout
food, and accept payment for those goods. Freelance or independent driver/sales workers may
use smartphone apps to find specific delivery jobs.
October 1992-September 1993
Delivery Driver/Customer Service
98 Auto Recyclers-Salvage
Brooksville, Florida, United States
Delivery drivers drop packages off with customers. Delivery truck drivers and driver/sales
workers pick up, transport, and drop off packages and small shipments within a local region or urban area. They drive
trucks with a 26,000-pound gross vehicle weight (GVW) capacity or less. Most of the time, they transport merchandise
from a distribution center to businesses and households. Duties Delivery truck drivers and driver/sales workers
typically do the following: *
Load and unload their cargo * Communicate with customers to determine pickup and delivery
needs * Report any incidents they encounter on the road to a dispatcher * Follow all applicable
traffic laws * Report serious mechanical problems to the appropriate personnel * Keep their truck
and associated equipment clean and in good working order * Accept payments for the shipment *
Handle paperwork, such as receipts or delivery confirmation notices Most drivers generally
receive instructions to go to a delivery location at a particular time, and it is up to them to determine the best route.
Other drivers have a regular daily or weekly delivery schedule. All
drivers must have a thorough understanding of an area's street grid and know which roads
allow trucks and which do not. The following examples are types of delivery truck drivers and
driver/sales workers: Light truck drivers, often called pickup and delivery or P&D drivers, are the most common type
of delivery driver. They drive small trucks or vans from distribution centers to delivery locations. Drivers make
deliveries based on a set schedule. Some drivers stop at the distribution center once only, in the morning, and make
many stops throughout the day. Others
make multiple trips between the distribution center and delivery locations. Some drivers make
deliveries from a retail location to customers. Driver/sales workers are delivery drivers who
have additional sales responsibilities. They recommend new products to businesses and solicit
new customers. These drivers may have a regular delivery route and be responsible for adding
new clients located along their route. For example, they may make regular deliveries to a
hardware store and encourage the store's manager to offer a new type of product. Some
driver/sales workers use their own vehicles to deliver goods to customers, such as takeout
food, and accept payment for those goods. Freelance or independent driver/sales workers may
use smartphone apps to find specific delivery jobs.
March 1986-June 1988
CNC Machine Operator
Walker Foundry
Roanoke, Virginia, United States
Load and unload parts from cnc. Inspect parts before deburring, milling or other secondary
work.Oversee that cnc is operating properly. Make adjustments as needed.
October 1985-May 1986
Machinist, Metal
Goodway Industries
Bohemia, New York, United States
• Read blue prints.
• Cut raw stock and machine to prints.
• Set-up mill and lathe as needed.
SKILLS
Kitchen Automotive Service CNC Fiberglass Machinist Plastics Rebuild Engines Assembly CNC Machine Lathe Milling
Riveting Deburring Final Inspection Stacker Read Blue Prints Milling Machines Packing Warehouse Inventory Shipping
Customer Service Oriented Customer Service
Dispatcher Adjustments Payments Drivers Inventory Retail Marketing Retail Telemarketer Retail Sales
CERTIFICATIONS
Occupational Licenses & Certificates
Certification Title
LANGUAGES
English - Intermediate
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