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Ensure the transport and delivery of company materials, equipment, products and documents to customers and partners, while ensuring their safety, good condition and timeliness. Main responsibilities:
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Ensure deliveries to customers according to instructions received; Load, transport and unload goods with care; Check documents and goods before each delivery; Ensure proper use and routine maintenance of the service vehicle; Respect the Highway Code and safety instructions; Travel in cities and provinces according to the needs of the company Retrieve goods, documents or materials from suppliers or customers; Immediately report any anomaly, incident, accident or problem related to the vehicle or goods; Participate in handling operations when necessary; Perform any other duties related to the function and assigned by the hierarchy.
Candidate profile
Holder of driving licences A and B; Good control of driving in the city and on national/provincial roads; Good knowledge of road safety rules; A sense of responsibility, punctuality and seriousness; Good physical condition and ability to travel frequently; Good understanding of French; Experience as a delivery driver is an asset.
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