Bulk Milk Tanker Driver - Duncan Releif

Agri Foods · Duncan

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Major Responsibilities

Bulk Tank Driver 

Superior Customer Service

Agrifoods would not exist if we did not have customers. It is the primary responsibility of all employees to ensure customers are completely satisfied with our services. When placed in a compromising situation, contact a supervisor. 

Responsible and Professional Behaviour

Being a professional driver means that Agrifoods has an expectation that all employees are to be professional, safe, responsible, and appropriate in all situations. We expect all employees that are driving company vehicles to behave like the professional driver they are. You are responsible for your own behaviour on the road and inappropriate behaviour will not be tolerated. When placed in a compromising situation, contact a supervisor.

On-The-Job Performance 

We all have multiple tasks to perform during on-duty time. It is your responsibility to ensure that the tasks assigned to your position are being completed and in a timely manner. 

Working Conditions

Physical Demands

The Bulk Milk Tanker Driver has a somewhat physically demanding job. Climbing, lifting, pulling, sitting for long periods of time and managing awkward objects are required. The driver will need to be prepared to work in all weather conditions. 

Environmental Conditions

The incumbent must work outside in all weather conditions. The Bulk Milk Tanker Driver may encounter noise, vibration, poor weather conditions or heavy traffic that may cause physical stress for the driver. When on a producer’s property there may be icy, muddy, wet conditions in and around buildings.   

Sensory Demands

The incumbent may be exposed to noise, and unpleasant sights and smells. 

Mental Demands

There may be several collections that must be made in an effective and efficient manner. The Bulk Milk Tanker Driver must work independently and is expected to maintain a schedule. Any problems or inconveniences may result in increased stress. Noise, vibration, poor weather conditions or heavy traffic mentioned earlier may also cause mental stress for the driver.

Qualifications

Hours of work:   Minimum of 40 hours per week. 

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The Bulk Tank Driver reports to the Operations Manager and is responsible for safely and efficiently operating, loading, and unloading bulk milk tankers. The Bulk Tank Driver will rotate shifts with other drivers, including weekends. They are responsible for operating a tractor with tanker in a safe and appropriate manner. Drivers must conduct all activities in accordance with the Dairy Industry Act and Regulation and with company policies and procedures. All activities must also be completed in a respectful manner, towards customers, other drivers, the public and management. Drivers must report any complaints and or respond in a courteous and respectful manner.

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