CDL Circulation Driver
The Washington Post
CDL Circulation Driver
The Washington Post
Publishes news, investigations and opinion
Job Description
The Washington Post isn’t one of the most read and respected newspapers in the area until it’s delivered into readers’ hands. That’s where you come in. As a part-time Circulation Driver, you’ll be responsible for verifying, loading, and transporting various newspaper products to Washington Post distribution centers and warehouses. Drivers are required to unload products from their trailer to the facilities designated areas. Drivers may also be assigned to mail pick-up and/or delivery to various sites. Drivers follow appropriate WP, state, and DOT, safety policies and procedures. In addition, drivers perform fleet inspections before and after a trip, and fuel their equipment. Put your driving and transportation skills to use in a rewarding role that will keep the Washington area one of the most informed and engaged places to live and work.
Responsibilities include:
• Pre-loading newspapers and newspaper-products on delivery trucks
• Deliver newspapers and newspaper-products to Washington Post DC’s and warehouses
• Loading and unloading newspaper-products on delivery trucks
• Shuttle/Pick-up/delivery of newspaper products to various WP locations
• Pick-up and/or deliver mail to various locations
• Manage delivery manifest and other driver paperwork.
• Fleet inspections, fueling, delivering trucks to service providers for repair
• Driving different types of trucks and/or tractors
• Assist with stocking, picking, and load supplies
• Perform Driver Road-Test on new driver candidates
• Assist with yard & dock management, and coordinating vendor deliveries and pick-ups
• Assist coordinator as office helper
• Conduct new driver training and mentoring
Skills
Education
Publishes news, investigations and opinion
The Washington Post publishes news, investigations and opinion for readers in Washington and around the world, with coverage of government, business and daily life. Readers follow its reporting through a daily newspaper, website, mobile apps, newsletters and video, while separate editorial teams produce news and opinion. It earns money from reader subscriptions and advertising, and its business extends to publishing software and paid analysis for executives. Its Arc XP platform lets other publishers manage digital content and subscriptions, while Washington Post Intelligence focuses on analysis and forecasting. Founded in 1877, The Post is headquartered in Washington, DC, and is owned by Jeff Bezos.
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