AZ Courier Driver - GTA

Frontier Supply Chain Solutions Inc. (Frontier) is a medium sized provider of US and Canadian Customs Services, Trade Consulting, Supply Chain Logistics, including parcel and courier delivery.

Frontier is looking for an experienced Driver with a valid AZ license to provide great customer service and complete P&D services to our clients (commercial & residential) throughout the GTA and neighbouring communities.

This is a full time term role from Monday to Friday. Shifts will begin at 10am for operational reasons, shifts may be scheduled on some weekends.

Operating a tractor trailer unit, you will start and end the day from our warehouse located at 70 Bartor Road, North York, ON. As needed you may be provided with an option to complete extra voluntary shifts on the weekends. Additional shifts will be paid between $160.00-$400.00 pending the run length.


Responsibilities:

  • Load, unload, and organize freight at our client’s site or at our own facility.
  • Operate a tractor trailer, or other vehicles (such as 5 ton) in our fleet as needed.
  • Maintain trip sheets, freight documents, manifests & BOL’s.
  • Adhere to health & safety, DOT, and all traffic regulations.
  • Ensure our client’s freight is secured follow Company protocol.
  • Ensure the timely and damage free cargo delivery and/or pickups.
  • Communicate with our clients and dispatch regarding the status of the freight.
  • Respect, build and maintain relationships with our clients.


Qualifications:

  • Valid Class AZ license.
  • Must have knowledge of the GTA towns and Vaughan streets.
  • Minimum four years behind the wheel commercial driving experience required.
  • Current & clean 3-year driver’s record required.
  • A CVOR Drivers Abstract.
  • Recent Letter of Experience (LOE) from insurance company.
  • Must complete a criminal background check.
  • Able to safely lift/transport up to 75lbs without assistance.
  • Capable of using equipment such as dollies, jacks, straps etc.
  • Experience using log books/trip sheets, pre-trip & post-trip inspection reports, and other freight documents.
  • Experience using technology for dispatch communication and travel – such as a smartphone or GPS.
  • Strong customer service skills, communication, and attention to detail.
  • Able to read, write, and clearly communicate in English.
  • Must be 25 years of age for insurance purposes.
  • Legally authorized to work in Canada.


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If this role interests you, please send us your resume, cover letter, a letter of experience to confirm your experience driving a heavy use vehicle, and availability to start. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.


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