Owner Operator

Date: 16-Mar-2023

Location:

Langley, BC, CA

Since its establishment in 1960, Purolator has become Canada’s leading integrated freight, package and logistics solutions provider. Our team operates under a strong set of corporate values that guide us in all we do for our customers, employees, owner operators and other contracted partners.

Purolator Inc. is seeking a Courier Owner Operator who can play a meaningful role in the lives of all Canadians. Be your own boss; own and operate a flexible business operation and partner with a powerful Canadian brand with opportunities to increase revenue and deliver promises to customers in your contracted route area. Drive for Purolator and Apply today!

Your Key Responsibilities:

Pick-up and delivery of customer packages in a route area.

Ability to meet and maintain service requirements.

Load and unload own vehicle.

Perform additional pick-ups and deliveries as required.

Accurate completion and daily submission of required documentation.

Build positive relationships with both internal customers (Purolator managers, employees, dispatch, and other contractors) and external customers.

Responsible for hiring relief driver to cover absences.

Your Key Requirements:

Possess a valid Driver's License at all times

Possession of liability insurance and all other licenses as required by law and Purolator specifications.

Valid WCB registration and coverage for Owner Operator and Relief Driver.

Must supply own vehicle and maintain appearance and operation at highest industry standards.

Must possess a valid Dangerous Goods Handling Certificate.

Ability to pick-up and deliver all packages associated to the route area or as required.

Complete a criminal record check.

Must meet and maintain standards set by Purolator Inc.

Maintain membership with Teamster’s Canada.

Your Personal Qualities:

Entrepreneurial spirit

Ability to work independently

Ability to work with others

Strong customer service skills

Strong organizational skills

Problem solving

Proper package handling techniques