Title: DRIVER/MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR (VENDING) Location: United States-Florida-Pensacola Job Number: 2200011X JOB SUMMARY Performs various duties including but not limited to: maintaining/monitoring, and replenishing vending merchandise, specific product lines, as well as the maintenance and operation of vending machines, money changing machines and Micro Markets machines/equipment. Operates a motor vehicle with a gross weight of 26,000 to 32,000 pounds throughout the geographical area, military installations and on public roads for long and short trips in accordance with job duties and responsibilities. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES - Operates a truck of 26,000 pounds and up to 32,000 pounds. Transports supplies and merchandise to and from Navy Exchanges and other designated locations, using public roads and highways. Loads and unloads vehicles as required by hand or dolly; assures that cargo is properly located, distributed, and secured, and that vehicle is not loaded beyond capacity. Prepares and maintains Daily Trip Report of all trips made. - Maintains Exchange owned machines daily in an assigned location. Inspects, replenishes machines with hot/cold foods and/or snack and/or beverages, and/or miscellaneous items. (i.e. sandwiches, cakes, pies, popcorn, salads, fruits, pastry, sodas, yogurt, laundry detergent, etc.). Checks refrigerated machines to ensure health codes are adhered to, (i.e., expiration dates of yogurt, sandwiches, etc.) and that foods are not spoiled; removes aged foods or other merchandise from machines. - Utilizes various hand operated dollies and carts to load and unload stockroom and various vending machines at assigned location. Requisitions additional vending merchandise to ensure an in-stock position at the location at all times. Rotates merchandise on a first in, first out basis to ensure the freshest inventory is available. Receives and verifies various vending merchandise deliveries and stocks and secures merchandise. - Performs work involved in the control of the operation of vending machine service such as soft drink vendors, snack machines, washing machines, automatic dryers, etc. - Communicates daily or more frequently to supervisor with location requests and complaints. Assist supervisor in developing plans for storage and arrangement of merchandise in accordance with NEX policies. - Lays out storage space, assist with establishing item/merchandise location (i.e. organization and/or arrangement), and identifies high and low usage merchandise in accordance with NEX policies and procedures. - Assist supervisor with identifying new merchandise/product lines to include in the vending business operation, and makes recommends adjustments in supply levels based on. - Sets up and maintains prices in vending machines on items being sold. - Assists in relocating and installing new machines at locations; cleans interior and exterior using appropriate cleaning solutions. Makes minor repairs, settings and adjustments on all vending machines serviced as needed, and removes cash as serviced. Records machine servicing information by use of a computerized hand held device, or will be required to complete a Cash Collection Slip (SS/411). - Collects monies from vending machines at locations according to established schedule, and secures money inside vehicle safe. As required, accompanies Vending Contractors, verifying cash taken from vendor owned machines. Clears coin jams and makes refunds at designated locations as required. - Turns in collected money bags and SS/411 forms for machines serviced to NEX Cash Room cage in accordance with established procedures. - Responsible for assigned permanent change fund and verifies daily. - Maintains vending machines, vehicles, stockroom and handling equipment in accordance with established procedures and Navy Guidelines. - Receives and verifies various vending merchandise deliveries and stocks and secures merchandise within the vending warehouse and or vending truck. - Is responsible for the inventory control of products. Completes weekly truck inventory. - Maintains liaison with location management and customers to develop a positive customer relations atmosphere. - Carries out policies with premier customer service. - Operates motor vehicle or panel truck (3/4 ton) throughout the geographical area and on public roads and military installations for long and short trips in the performance of duties. Loads and unloads merchandise by hand or dolly; insures that merchandise is protected from damage or bad weather. Prepares and maintains Daily Trip Report of all trips made. - Performs inspection of vehicle for proper maintenance such as checking gas and oil, tune-ups, etc. Cleans vehicle and secures in designated area at end of day. Obtains receipt for all repairs and maintains records of repairs made. Does preventive maintenance on vehicle to include checking oil and fluids. - May be assigned to clean and maintain in a clean and orderly manner the area in which machines are located; sweeps, mops floors, cleans machines and empties trash cans. - Assist in the Micro Market during demanding business needs. Performs other related duties as assigned. PHYSICAL EFFORT: Regularly lifts and transports moderately heavy objects weighing up to 40 lbs. Occasionally handles heavier items with assistance or materials handling equipment. Regular walking, bending, reaching required. WORKING CONDITIONS: Work is performed both inside and outside. Incumbent is occasionally exposed to bad weather conditions while loading and unloading vehicle. Drives in all types of bad weather and is subject to cuts and bruises. Qualifications: 1. Must possess a valid state commercial driver's license (CDL) with a class "B" (for cargo, stake, dump, heavy straight vehicles) or "A" (for tractor trailor, semi-trailor, combination vehicles) endorsement. 2. Must meet Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and medical requirements and pass a preemployment drug screening. 3. Must possess the knowledge and skills necessary to operate a motor vehicle safely. 4. Must be able to pass appropriate background checks needed for the specific area of responsibility (e.g. Federal, DOD, Security Clearance, etc.). 5. Pass the GSA defensive driving course. Successful completion of a pre-employment drug test is required. A tentative offer of employment will be rescinded if the applicant fails to report to the scheduled drug test appointment. Incumbents of drug testing designated positions will be subject to random testing. Drug test results will be provided to the employing activity/command.
