Warehouse Worker (Truck Driver)

Role Overview

Based in the General Services Office, the Warehouse Worker (Truck Driver) moves government property between locations and supports its safe receipt, storage, and handling. Reporting to the Warehouse Team Leader or a designee, this role combines professional heavy-vehicle driving with practical warehouse work, helping ensure equipment and supplies are transported securely and kept organized.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate government-owned or leased trucks, cargo vehicles, and other assigned vehicles safely and efficiently.
• Transport expendable supplies and non-expendable property while protecting items from loss or damage.
• Handle, load, unload, and store goods using safe work practices.
• Arrange and stack equipment and materials to make effective use of available warehouse space.
• Assist with inventory activities and maintain awareness of stored items and their locations.
• Follow warehouse procedures and applicable security standards when working with government property.
• Use knowledge of local traffic rules and routes to plan and complete vehicle movements.
• Maintain the safe, efficient use of assigned vehicles and warehouse storage areas.

Requirements & Qualifications

• High school education is required.
• At least two years of professional truck or heavy-vehicle driving experience.
• At least one year of manual labor or warehouse experience.
• Working knowledge of warehouse operations, procedures, and security standards.
• Knowledge of inventory practices, safe stacking, and efficient use of storage space.
• Knowledge of local traffic laws, in-country routes, and travel areas.
• English proficiency at Level 2, with limited ability to speak, read, and write.
• Must be able to obtain and maintain the required security certificate.
• Applicants may be required to complete a language or skills assessment.