Randy Bookman

Navigated diverse terrains with a 48-foot trailer for product deliveries.

• Enhanced route efficiency by consistently analyzing and optimizing delivery routes.
• Increased safety awareness by conducting regular vehicle inspections and adhering to traffic regulations.
• Received, counted and inspected inventory for delivery.
• Promoted company values through consistent demonstration of commitment to excellence during daily operations.

• Maintained stock levels in accordance with company policies
• Received and tracked incoming inventory shipments
• Organized warehouse space for efficient storage of products

• Drove a tractor trailer and manually unloaded, using a hand truck or two-wheeler on meat truck ramps, various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, equipment and supplies) to customer drop-off sites while providing excellent customer service
• Returned the empty trailer to the distribution center
• All functions were completed in a safe and timely manner in accordance with the Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations
• Also was called upon to do duties of backhaul or shuttle driver
• Checked loads to ensure that cargo was secure and distributed evenly

Effectively managed protracted transportation of goods.

• Ensured accurate and timely distribution of products to various customer locations
• Operated truck in a safe manner in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations and company policies
• Inspected tractor-trailer equipment for defects pre/post trip and submitted DOT inspection reports indicating condition
• Operated Driver Delivery handheld (DDH), documented delivery receipts/product temperatures and exceptions
• Inspected trailer to ensure product was secured for undamaged transport or product
• Maintained trip (Manual or PeopleNet) according to DOT regulations, documented delivery receipt, product temperatures and exceptions
• Unloaded trailer and delivered products into customer premises
• Provided customer service including on-time delivery of undamaged products, product returns and issuing valid customer credits

• Hauled traditional Dollar General freight in dry van trailers with liftgates out of Lakeland, FL to stores in GA, FL, and AL
• Average2-3 loads and9 stops per week with stop time varying dependent on piece count
• Delivered packages to customers in a timely and efficient manner
• Inspected vehicles for mechanical items and safety issues, ensuring they are in proper working condition
• Checked loads to ensure that cargo was secure and distributed evenly
• Performed routine maintenance on trucks such as checking fluid levels, replacing filters, and lubricating moving parts

• Maintained stock levels in accordance with company policies
• Received and tracked incoming inventory shipments
• Loaded and unloaded trucks with hand-trucks, pallet jacks, and forklifts
• Assembled orders according to customer requests
• Operated scanners, computers, and other equipment to track orders
• Packaged items carefully using protective materials like bubble wrap or foam sheets