Route Planning: Plotting the most efficient routes to deliver goods to multiple locations, minimizing time and fuel consumption. Loading and Unloading: Supervising the loading of goods onto delivery vehicles, ensuring they are properly secured and organized. At the delivery point, overseeing the unloading process to ensure accuracy and safety. Vehicle Maintenance: Keeping delivery vehicles in good working condition by performing routine maintenance checks and coordinating repairs when necessary. Customer Service: Interacting with customers in a friendly and professional manner during deliveries, addressing any concerns or questions they may have, and ensuring customer satisfaction. Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of deliveries, including receipts, invoices, and delivery logs. This may also involve obtaining signatures or electronic confirmations from customers upon delivery. Communication: Staying in touch with dispatchers, supervisors, and customers to provide updates on delivery status, delays, or any issues that may arise during transit. Adhering to Regulations: Following all traffic laws and regulations, as well as company policies and procedures related to delivery operations. Problem Solving: Resolving any delivery-related problems or issues efficiently, such as delays, damaged goods, or incorrect addresses. Safety: Ensuring the safety of themselves, other road users, and pedestrians during the delivery process by adhering to safe driving practices and maintaining awareness of their surroundings. Inventory Management: Keeping track of inventory levels in the delivery vehicle and reporting any discrepancies or shortages to the appropriate personnel.