Intermediate

Delivery driver

Driving and Navigation: Safely operating a vehicle to transport goods to various locations. This includes using GPS or maps to navigate routes and avoid delays. Loading and Unloading Goods: Picking up products from warehouses, stores, or other locations, ensuring they are securely loaded in the vehicle, and unloading them at the delivery site. Route Planning: Planning the most efficient route to ensure timely deliveries while minimizing fuel consumption and avoiding traffic. Customer Service: Interacting with customers at delivery points. This includes answering questions, addressing concerns, and ensuring the products are delivered according to the customer's expectations. Inventory Management: Keeping track of goods, ensuring the right quantities are delivered, and reporting any discrepancies or damaged goods. Documentation: Completing necessary paperwork, such as delivery confirmations, invoices, or logs, to record successful deliveries and keep track of shipments. Vehicle Maintenance: Ensuring the vehicle is in good working condition, including basic maintenance (checking oil, tire pressure, etc.) and reporting any mechanical issues. Compliance with Safety Regulations: Adhering to road safety laws, company policies, and health and safety standards to ensure a safe delivery process.

Roller operater

Operating Roller Equipment Safely operate a variety of roller equipment, such as single-drum or tandem rollers. Ensure smooth operation while compacting materials like asphalt, gravel, soil, or other construction materials. 2. Preparing the Roller Inspect the equipment before and after use for maintenance needs and mechanical issues. Make adjustments to the roller for proper functionality, including controlling pressure, speed, and compaction settings. 3. Compaction Work Use the roller to compact materials on roads, highways, parking lots, or other surfaces. Monitor the level of compaction to ensure it meets project specifications and desired results. 4. Safety Adhere to safety protocols and wear appropriate protective equipment (PPE). Follow guidelines to ensure that the equipment is operated safely, especially in high-traffic or hazardous environments. Be aware of surroundings, including other workers, equipment, and traffic, to ensure safe operations. 5. Monitoring Work Quality Inspect the surface being compacted to ensure uniformity, smoothness, and compliance with the project specifications. Report any issues with material consistency, equipment, or construction quality to supervisors or team members. 6. Maintenance and Cleaning Perform routine maintenance on the roller, such as checking fluid levels, cleaning the equipment, and replacing worn parts.