Keith A Gaddis

Responsible for transporting large volumes of packages between different UPS facilities. This role is .crucial for the efficiency and effectiveness of the company's logistics network. Primary duties include:

1. Transportation of goods: Operate heavy-duty trucks and trailers to move packages between regional hubs, distribution centers, and other UPS facilities. This can include long- distance driving.

2. Adherence to schedule: Must follow strict schedule to ensure timely delivery of packages.

3. Safety compliance: Ensure that all safety regulations and protocols are followed. This includes conducting pre-trip and post-trip inspections of vehicles to identify any issues that could affect safety or performance.

4. Documentation & Reporting: Handle necessary paperwork & digital documentation, such as logging hours of service, maintaining vehicle inspection reports, and other regulatory compliance records.

5. Communication: Maintain effective communication with dispatchers, other drivers, and UPS personnel to coordinate routes, report issues, and update on delivery status.

6. Maintenance of Equipment: While not responsible for major repairs, feeder drivers need to ensure that the vehicles are in good working order and report any mechanical problems promptly.

Overall, UPS Feeder drivers play a vital role in the company's supply chain by ensuring that packages are transported efficiently and safely across various locations.

1. Operating the Bus: Drive the bus safely & efficiently along designated routes, adhering to schedules & traffic laws

2. Passenger Interaction: Assist passengers with boarding & exiting the bus, especially those with special needs, such as the elderly, disabled, or those with young children

3. Safety & compliance: Ensuring passenger safety is paramount. Conducted pre-trip & post-trip vehicle inspections

• Adhered to company policies regarding access control procedures for visitors and guests and contractors.
• Enforced safety regulations by monitoring hazardous materials and issuing warnings when needed.
• Communicated effectively with team members while coordinating efforts during shifts.