Trailer Driver Resume Objective

Job Description:

Job description of trailer driver involves following tasks which are performed by the employee of the company.

Appraisal invoices among clients and acquire receiver and shipper authorizations and signatures.
Gather money from clients and make change and record dealings on client receipt.
Issues or obtains client signature on receipt for delivery or pick-up.
Offer punctual and courteous service to our commercial and residential accounts.
Confirm the unloading of shipments to avoid worker fraudulent claims and theft of missing product.
Operate to transport building resources, averaging 50 stops every day and 4 monthly long hauls.
Sustain trip logs reflecting client sites and distance traveled and fuel costs.
Manage equipment following every rule and according to procedures, policies for safety.

Sustain safe vehicle and circumstances in compliance by highway and company regulations.
Help with load and unloading of product at store utilizing a Pallet Jack and forklift.
Make invoices; gather payment from store managers on every day basis.
Drive a trailer or a truck with ability of at least 25,000 GVW.
Drive van to deliver foodservice products to clients with hotels, restaurants.
Record delivery information on every day basis.
Built positive customer rapport through primary contacts at every store and determined service issues.
Coordinate vehicle examinations and troubleshoot and repairs vehicle malfunctions on the road.
Deliver and transport livestock, goods, or materials in loose, liquid, or packaged form.
Accurate, safe, on-time pick-up and delivery of recyclables and scrap metals from large, high volume clients.
Received every day assignments for properties to be cleaned during the Syracuse area.
Offer timely delivery and pursue package handling measures.
Wrap goods utilizing packing paper, pads, and containers, and secures load to trailer wall utilizing straps.
Drive tractor-trailer combination, applying knowledge of commercial driving regulations, to deliver and transport livestock, products, or resources, usually over long distance.

Skills:

Good interpersonal skills to maintain and establish co-worker and customer rapport.
Ability to organize records of accidents and delays.
Knowledge of driving techniques and procedures.
Able to communicate effectively among customers.
Understanding of driving laws.
Able to follow rules and regulation of driving.
Able to handle evils professionally and independently.
Capable to complete most difficult trips.
Able to drive accurately.

Objective Statements:

To become a trailer truck driver I would like to work for the improvement of my obtainable skills and to discover my knowledge and skill for promoting the organization.
To acquire a long-term employment position that is satisfying and will permit me to use my skills and knowledge.
I have strong driving skills which are supporting me in my work to achieve targets.
I would like to get this opportunity and show my talent in the field of trailer driver to provide better service to the customer.
I would like to use time management skills while deliver the goods and transportation.