Driver Helper Goals and Objectives Examples
Load and unload packages from delivery trucks.
Sort packages by address for efficient delivery.
Assist drivers with map reading and GPS navigation.
Ensure timely and accurate package delivery.
Maintain a clean and organized delivery truck.
Follow all safety protocols and procedures.
Provide excellent customer service to all recipients.
Carry out daily pre-trip inspections on delivery vehicles.
Keep detailed records of package deliveries.
Work efficiently and effectively as part of a team.
Communicate clearly with drivers and other helpers.
Help drivers with heavy lifting and carrying packages.
Monitor and report any damaged or missing packages.
Follow routes and schedules as instructed by drivers.
Use hand-held devices to scan packages for tracking purposes.
Wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
Maintain a professional appearance while representing the company.
Work in various weather conditions, including rain, snow, and heat.
Report any accidents or incidents to supervisors immediately.
Learn and follow traffic laws and regulations.
Be punctual and arrive on time for all shifts.
Complete all necessary paperwork accurately and on time.
Identify and report any hazards or safety concerns.
Use good judgment and decision-making skills at all times.
Build positive relationships with customers and clients.
Demonstrate a strong work ethic and commitment to job duties.
Pay attention to detail in sorting and delivering packages.
Prioritize time-sensitive deliveries to ensure on-time arrival.
Adapt to changes in delivery routes or schedules as needed.
Follow instructions from supervisors or managers.
Keep up-to-date on company policies and procedures.
Attend all required training sessions or meetings.
Stay focused and alert while driving or performing duties.
Monitor fuel consumption and report any issues with delivery vehicles.
Help maintain a positive working environment among coworkers.
Display a positive attitude towards work assignments.
Work cooperatively with other members of the delivery team.
Demonstrate a willingness to learn and improve performance.
Report any quality control issues with packages or deliveries.
Be respectful of customer property and privacy at all times.
Focus on safe driving practices while on the road.
Show initiative in problem-solving situations.
Assist with loading and unloading heavy equipment or machinery.
Verify all packages are properly labeled and addressed before delivery.
Be courteous and polite when interacting with customers or clients.
Learn basic vehicle maintenance tasks, such as checking fluids or changing tires.
Contribute to a positive workplace culture through teamwork and collaboration.
Demonstrate reliability in completing assigned tasks on time.
Stay alert to potential hazards while working in delivery areas.
Monitor the condition of packaging materials for quality control purposes.
Use proper lifting techniques to avoid injury while handling packages.
Respond quickly to urgent or emergency situations as needed.
Take care in opening or closing delivery truck doors or compartments to prevent damage.
Handle fragile or delicate items with extra care during transport and delivery.
Notify drivers of any potential obstacles or obstructions on delivery routes.
Use caution when driving in residential neighborhoods or busy streets.
Keep accurate records of mileage, fuel consumption, and expenses.
Provide feedback to management on ways to improve operations or efficiency.
Attend regular safety meetings to stay informed of best practices.
Follow all state and federal transportation regulations relevant to driver helper duties.
Seek out opportunities to help other members of the delivery team when possible.
Demonstrate strong communication skills when interacting with team members or customers.
Show respect for cultural differences among package recipients.
Recognize the importance of confidentiality in handling packages or personal information.
Be willing to work flexible hours, including weekends, holidays, or extended shifts.
Maintain a positive attitude during long or challenging workdays.
Recognize the value of teamwork in achieving successful deliveries.
Utilize technology tools such as GPS navigation systems and scanning devices effectively.
Practice safe driving habits such as wearing seat belts, obeying speed limits, and avoiding distractions.
Continuously seek ways to improve personal performance and skills.
Foster positive relationships with other departments within the organization.
Attend recurrent training sessions or workshops as required.
Develop an understanding of company products, services, or policies.
Anticipate customer needs or preferences based on previous interactions.
Demonstrate flexibility in adjusting work priorities based on business needs.
Develop an awareness of local traffic patterns or construction sites that may impact deliveries.
Continuously communicate updates or changes in delivery schedules with recipient customers.
Maintain high levels of accuracy in logging package data into computer systems.
Exercise patience when dealing with difficult customers or unusual circumstances.
Participate actively in safety programs, including promoting safe behaviors among team members.