Route Relief Driver

Route Relief Sales DriverSalesRoute SupervisorAnderson, INNon-exempt$32.50 hourMedical, Dental, Vision, STD, Thrift, Life InsuranceStart time varies, no weekends requiredPosition OverviewThe Route Sales Driver shall be responsible for, but not limited to:Loading and unloading milk truck. Dragging full stacks of milk cases into truck. Dragging full stacks of milk cases of truck onto lift gate. Recording inventory of dairy products at stores. Push or pull two-wheel cart with 6 (six) full milk cases. Preparing orders for customers. Writing our customer ticket with milk order. Rotating inventory, and delivery of products, in customer cooler. Stocking merchandise in customer display cases. Price marking of merchandise. Extending the price of customer tickets to collect money for products. Unloading empty milk cases from truck and counting ending inventory on truck. Balancing cash deposit with tickets and checking in paperwork at the end of the day. Drive company vehicles and deliver Prairie Farms products within surrounding area. Deliver to a variety of customers such as schools, hospitals, nursing homes, grocery stores, etc. Will cover whatever open route is needed for that shift.Key ResponsibilitiesCollecting money from customers, making change, and recording transactions on the customer receipt.Recording sales or delivery information on daily sales or delivery record.Calling prospective customers to solicit new business.Preparing order forms and sales contracts.Informing regular customers of new products or services.Listening to and resolving service complaints.Performing routine maintenance on truck.Keeping inside of truck clean.Loading and unloading product.Issuing sales promotion materials to customers.Placing stock on shelves or racks.Setting up merchandise and sales promotion displays.Collecting or picking up empty containers or rejected or unsold merchandise.Working in a safe, courteous manner.Driving in a safe, courteous, and efficient manner.Required QualificationsClass A commercial drivers license.21 years of age.Pass D.O.T. Physical and Drug Screen.The following is preferred:Past route sales experience.Good driving record.Experience in completing all paperwork accurately without revision needed.Required Skills/Abilities:Ability to work without direct supervision.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.Proficient in completing quick mathematical processes.Strong letter writing skills.Ability to push/pull/drag up to 240 pounds throughout the shift.Required Soft Skills:Excellent relationship building skills.Excellent leadership, interpersonal, and conflict resolution skills.Coachable and willing to learn.Ability to work without direct supervision.Competency:Must be able to read and write English and perform basic math calculations.Effective time management skills to achieve results through prioritizing demands.Demonstrates critical thinking skills and effective decision-making skills.Strong attention-to-detail and organizational skills.Must demonstrate proficiency in essential tasks and a willingness to learn.Working Conditions:The route sales driver will have to stack and unstack items weighing 50 pounds from a height of approximately seven feet to the ground and back continually as well as drag stacks of milk weighing approximately 240 pounds, throughout the shift. Load and unload trucks and carry merchandise.(S)he will be required to work in very hot (100 +) and very cool (less than 32 ) environments throughout the year. (S)he will also be required to work outside most of the time, regardless of the conditions.About Prairie Farms Farmer Owned. Locally Produced. Since 1938.We are a farmer-owned cooperative. This means we are owned and operated by over 800+ farm families who are critical members of society. They have selflessly taken on the tremendous task of producing nutritious, high-quality milk for a growing population, which requires being on the job 24/7, 365 days a year.We have represented American agriculture since our founding in 1938. Many of our dairy farms are operated by several generations of family members with roots dating back to the 1800s. On average, each farm milks around 120 cows and everyone pitches in to keep them happy and healthy - which means around-the-clock care!Our Mission:To produce dairy products of the highest qualityTo conduct our business with professional integrityTo exceed expectations of our customers and consumersTo support our communities in a positive, sustainable mannerTo deliver exceptional patronage to our network of farm familiesTo simply do right for our farm families, employees, and communitiesEEO StatementPrairie Farms Dairy, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.