Regional Machine Shop Supply Courier (Cargo Van)

Are you a meticulous driver who thrives on efficiency and great customer interactions? Do you enjoy keeping routes tight, documentation spotless, and customers informed? If yes, this could be your next move.

Why You’ll Love It

• Direct impact: Your on-time, accurate deliveries keep machine shops productive.
• Autonomy: Plan your day, solve problems in real time, and own your route performance.
• Connection: Partner daily with a Service Center Manager and Regional Sales Representative to serve customers better.

Your Core Responsibilities

• Drive a company cargo van safely to complete scheduled delivery and pickup routes.
• Deliver tooling and service products professionally, on schedule, and with precision.
• Communicate proactively with customers about timing, changes, and service updates.
• Coordinate route activities and freight transfers between service centers.
• Verify and process freight settlement documentation accurately.
• Monitor route efficiency, time management, and scheduling; help track transportation performance, carrier alignment, and delivery costs.
• Follow all company safety policies and DOT regulations; keep the vehicle clean and well maintained.
• Complete and review delivery documentation for accuracy.

Schedule & Travel

• Full-time; core hours Monday–Friday, 6:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
• Flexibility for customer needs; occasional evenings/weekends.
• On the road 100% of the workday; primarily regional with 1–2 overnight trips per month.

What It Takes

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Preferred: 3+ years in delivery driving, transportation, logistics, or customer service in manufacturing/industrial/service settings.
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
• Preferred experience operating cargo vans or light commercial vehicles.
• Strong communication, customer service, and organizational skills; independent and efficient route management.

Work Setting

Road-based role operating from a company service vehicle with frequent interaction in industrial and manufacturing environments, including machine shops and service centers.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to talk, hear, stand, walk, and use hands and arms regularly.
• Frequent lifting, loading, and unloading; up to 75 pounds.
• Close, distance, and peripheral vision; depth perception; ability to adjust focus.

Team Structure

This is an individual contributor role with no supervisory responsibilities.

Essential Functions

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Ready to Roll?

If you value precision, communication, and road-tested professionalism, you’ll fit right in.