Warehouse Delivery Worker I​/II - DOE

Wage is dependent on qualifications.

• Requires a class B CDL with airbrake certification within six months. Once CDL is obtained, incumbent will be eligible to move to Warehouse Delivery Worker II
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Under the supervision of the Director of Purchasing and Warehouse Distribution Coordinator, the Warehouse Delivery Worker receives shipments, stocks shelves, fills orders from inventory requisitions for food service, surplus, school moves, custodial, school, and maintenance supplies. Incumbent loads the trucks and delivers to respective designations. Incumbent cleans assigned area of the warehouse daily and maintains the delivery truck (e.g., monitoring all fluid levels, keeping truck washed and clean).

• Receive incoming freight. Check and count freight to match purchase orders and invoices.
• Fill orders from inventory requisitions for nutrition, custodial, school, and maintenance supplies and report any problems to a supervisor.
• Interact positively with administrators, school and District staff, vendors and other stakeholders. Resolve delivery problems as needed.
• Operate equipment (forklifts, pallet jacks, etc.) in the warehouse in a safe manner to ensure safety of self and co-workers and avoid damage to products or to buildings.
• Load truck/van in an organized manner to facilitate convenient unloading at scheduled stops. Deliver orders to appropriate school/building. Deliveries may include non-inventory items, books, loaner equipment, computers, furniture and supplies to new schools, etc.
• Check products on and off truck using picking tickets to ensure correct delivery.
• Complete proper paperwork with signature and date for damaged or missing products when making a delivery. Follow up to ensure corrections have been made.
• Check for damaged products and rodent control per inspection requirements of Agriculture Department.
• Inspect delivery trucks daily to ensure proper fluid levels, gauges, tire pressure and damage or wear. Report any problems to maintenance. Clean assigned area in warehouse.
• May perform one or more of the following specific duties as assigned (e.g., assist with will-call and walk-ins; work in freezers; respond to emergencies after hours; assist with inventory counts; assist with summer or remodel moves; check freezer temperature; etc.).
• This position requires punctual and regular daily attendance.

• Requires High School diploma, GED or equivalent as reviewed by the Department of Human Resources. Verification may be required.
• Requires one year of successful related work experience.
• Requires a class B CDL with airbrake certification within six months. Once CDL is obtained, incumbent will be eligible to move to Warehouse Delivery Worker II
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• Requires OSHA forklift and pallet jack certification within three months.
• HACCP certification may be required to handle food.
• Must be able to perform basic and regular maintenance on this equipment (e.g., charging forklifts, checking tires, oil, and other fluids, watching gauges for problems to be referred to supervisor).
• Must be able to deliver all items to proper locations and meet many delivery deadlines.
• Knowledge of all driving rules and safety procedures required by law.
• Requires strong reading and math skills and legible handwriting.
• Requires excellent interpersonal skills. Must be accurate in all aspects of work.
• Ability to organize loading of trucks and choosing routes that are timely and safe.
• Ability to safely operate a variety of warehouse equipment.
• Must be self‑motivated and proactive in completing tasks with minimal direction.
• Requires knowledge of safety procedures (e.g., Safety Data Sheets, OSHA, etc.).

• Frequent, continuous standing and walking.
• Frequent push/pull up to 100 pounds, gripping up to 80 pounds and floor-to-shoulder lifting up to 67 pounds. Occasional repetitive lifting up to 50 pounds, awkward lift up to 67 pounds, single handle bucket carry up to 50 pounds and floor-to-waist lifting while stooping up to 50 pounds.
• Occasional working in awkward positions, sitting, climbing, hearing, peripheral vision, depth perception (occasional).
• May be required to work in extreme heat/cold and be exposed to various chemicals.