Cesar A. Morel

Responsible for safely delivering packages to customers on time. This role requires a valid driver's license, the ability to lift packages up to 70 lbs, and the ability to work weekends. Drivers must also be able to navigate different routes, provide excellent customer service, and be comfortable driving in various weather conditions. Amazon also contracts with Delivery Service Partners (DSPs), which are independent third-party businesses that provide delivery services for Amazon.

• Received daily delivery instructions and route assignments from dispatch.
• Ensured accurate completion of all paperwork associated with deliveries.
• Inspected delivery vehicle to ensure optimal safety and performance prior to each trip.
• Loaded, secured, and unloaded cargo in a safe and timely manner.

• Stocked shelves, racks and bins with new or transferred merchandise.
• Compared merchandise invoices to items actually received.
• Packed and unpacked items, checking breakables before stocking on shelves.
• Stamped price tags on merchandise, referring to official price lists.
• Kept work areas clean, neat and organized for optimal productivity and worker safety.
• Received and counted stock items, recording data manually or on computer for inventory purposes.

• Responsible for moving and parking cars. Duties include keeping track of vehicle locations on the lot, and ensuring a tidy lot
• Drove vehicles to or from workshops or customer workplaces or homes.
• Transported materials, equipment or supplies to or from work areas.
• Cleaned cars both externally and internally by hand or with use of automated equipment.
• Inspected vehicle to verify pristine appearance for customer.
• Identified issues affecting safety and brought up to shift supervisor for resolution.
• Inspected parts, equipment or vehicles for cleanliness and damage.
• Performed preventative maintenance to maintain proper functioning of service tools and equipment.
• Maintained inventories of cleaning supplies.