• Driving and delivery: Drive a truck to deliver goods to various locations, ensuring timely and safe delivery. 
• Loading and unloading: Safely load and unload cargo from the truck, sometimes using equipment like hand trucks or pallet jacks. 
• Vehicle maintenance: Perform daily checks and basic maintenance on the vehicle, such as refueling and cleaning, and report any mechanical problems. 
• Route planning: Plan and follow efficient delivery routes, often using GPS, and adjust to schedules and deadlines. 
• Customer service: Interact professionally with customers, and collect payments if required. 
• Record-keeping: Maintain accurate records of deliveries, cargo, and vehicle inspections. 
• Safety and compliance: Adhere to all traffic laws, safety regulations, and DOT rules. 

Requirements

• Professional Driver's License
• Driving Experience: A clean driving record with no moving violations is a common requirement. You may need experience driving the specific type of vehicle you'll be using, such as a 4-wheeler or a 6-wheeler truck.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency with GPS and other routing systems is essential for timely deliveries. You may also need experience using hand trucks and electric lifts.
• Physical Fitness: You must be physically capable of lifting items, often up to 50 lbs, and be able to load and unload them.
• Soft Skills: Good customer service and verbal communication skills are necessary for interacting with clients. You need to be alert, focused, and detail-oriented.