Summary of Role The Milk Truck Driver operates heavy (over 26,001 lbs) insulated tank-type straight truck to support scheduled pick up, transportation, and delivery of bulk milk between farms, dairies, and other designated commercial locations. This is a safety sensitive position. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Conducts pre and post trip vehicle inspections, accurately completes and submits driver logs, inspection records and other required documents. Grades, samples, and measures the milk in farm bulk milk tanks, collecting samples for laboratory analysis. Performs quality control process steps ensuring satisfactory and sanitary collection, transportation, and unloading of milk. Interacts frequently with farmers, plant and dairy personnel, supervision, and others in a professional and positive manner which reflects favorably upon CROPP Cooperative. Identifies and responds to potential and actual exception conditions, taking action to ensure timely and satisfactory resolution. Follows and complies with applicable Federal and State regulations, CROPP Cooperative policies and best practices including but not limited to safety and biosecurity. Communicates with supervision and/or shipping locations as required to identify and respond to transportation and delivery exception conditions. Performs unloading (intake) function as needed. Must be able to work a variety of schedules and shifts based on business needs including nights, weekends, and holidays. Using recommended tool and chemicals, follows sanitation procedures in accordance with CROPP's Quality Assurance standard operating procedures washing truck exterior, tank compartment, equipment, and cab. Additional Duties and Responsibilities Drives egg & produce truck, shuttle truck, tractor/trailer combination as needed and acts as driver's assistant as required. Other duties as assigned by supervisor. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Must possess at least a Class B Commercial Driver's License with interstate operating privileges and tank endorsement. Class A Commercial License is preferred. Must possess and maintain current FMCSA Medical Certificate. Must possess and maintain current State of Wisconsin Bulk Milk Weigher and Sampler License. Ability to interpret and understand results of official samples. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds regularly and ability to push/pull objects up to 75 pounds. Basic math skills including arithmetic; ability to perform and interpret basic calculations related to count, weight, time, rate, and distance. Critical thinking and decision making skills; able to make effective decisions among primarily known / understood conditions with occasional variables. Effective collaborative skills; must perform comfortably in group settings. Must be able to read, write, and understand English. Verbal and written communication skills; ability to follow instructions and to clearly express ideas in a concise and professional manner. Strong work ethic with history of good attendance. Ability to support schedule changes upon short notice. Ability to work effectively and maintain deadlines. Capacity for stress in service-oriented environment.

Base hourly wage range:

$23.73 per hour

• $28.

76 per hour The typical hourly wage for a new hire is $24.00. This hourly wage range is exclusive of fringe benefits. The compensation package may also include incentive compensation opportunities in the form of discretionary bonuses. If you are hired at CROPP, your final base hourly wage compensation will be determined based on factors such as skills, education, and/or experience. Additionally, we believe in the importance of pay equity and consider the internal equity of our current team members as a part of any final offer. Please keep in mind that entry-level candidates to this role should expect to be at the lower end of the hourly wage range and hiring at the maximum of the hourly wage range is not typical. Benefits We believe when our people are strong, our mission is strong. Therefore, we offer a comprehensive and holistic Total Rewards package meant to strengthen employees' and their family's total wellbeing. Here are some of the great benefits offered: Comprehensive Health Insurance

• Choice of plans for you and your family, including some that can be paired with an HSA (which CROPP contributes to on your behalf) Supplemental insurances: we offer accidental insurance, critical illness insurance, and hospital indemnity insurance. Time Off
• 136 hours in the 1st year of employment prorated by start date. Plus 9 paid holidays, plus one floating holiday to use at will. 6 Weeks Paid Parental Leave
• For all gendered partners in childbirth or adoption. Vision & Dental Insurance
• Free annual eye exam, discounts on glasses/contacts, flexible dental network, adult ortho. 401k
• We match 100% up to the first 3% of an employee's contribution, and then 50% for 3.1
• 5.0% of employee contributions. Free services at five local Neighborhood Family Clinics. Tuition Reimbursement
• Up to $1,500 per year to support continuing higher education. Life Insurance
• $50,000 policy funded by CROPP for each employee. Supplemental voluntary coverage available for employees, spouses, and children. Short-Term & Long-Term Disability/AD&D Insurance
• $50,000 of life insurance coverage of $50,000 of AD&D coverage funded by CROPP for each employee. Employee Assistance Program
• Free and Confidential for employees, spouses, and dependents.

Free biometric screenings (cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure) and health coaching. Financial advisors and seminars Annual $360

Lifestyle Spending Account Flexible Scheduling Pay:

$23.73

• $27.

86 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Cell phone reimbursement Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Employee discount Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Paid training Parental leave Referral program Vision insurance

Work Location:

On the road