JOB ANALYSIS



JOB DESCRIPTIONWorker: Claim #:Job Title: Service Driver/Delivery Driver (Commercial)DOT Title: Tire Repairer; Truck Loader, Overhead Crane; Truck Driver, HeavySVP: Level 4, 3 to 6 monthsDOT #: 915.684-010; 921.663-070; 905.663-014SOC: 49-3093 Tire Repairers and Changers; 53-7021 Crane and Tower Operator; 53-3032 Truck Drivers, HeavyType of Industry: 154 Automotive Services; 138 Any IndustryGOE: 05.12.15 Elemental Mechanical Work; 05.11.04 Equipment Operation: Materials Handling; 05.08.01 Truck DrivingSource or Employer: Contact: Title: Phone:Date: On-Site Interview RepresentativeEssential Functions:Service Driver: ? Complete a pre-trip inspection.? Receives call or is dispatched to location to assist with roadside tire service/repair.? Drives up to 60 miles.? Positions blocks as needed to keep the vehicle secure.? Raise vehicle using hydraulic jacks.? Unbolt wheels from vehicles and remove them, using lug wrenches and other hand and power tools.? Operates the crane to lift tires weighing over 100lbs.; lifts onto bed of the truck.? Uses air compressor to fix tires on site.? Takes damaged tire back to the shop.? Submit information, invoices, and/or payment slips.? Assists the Tire Technicians while waiting for service calls.Delivery Driver:? Transport deliveries locally according to manifest in a safe, responsible manner and in accordance with company procedures and applicable DOT regulations.? Load and unload delivery vehicles to include operating forklifts, lifting and carrying merchandise and stacking in appropriate areas though out the warehouse.Job Qualifications and Skills: High School Graduate or General Education Degree (GED). Must be at least 18 years old. Must have a valid driver’s license and insurable driving abstract. Must have a CDL & doubles/triples endorsement and forklift certification. Current medical card. A pre-employment background check, drug screen, and physical are required, as well as random drug testing while employed.Machines, Tools, Special Equipment, Personal Protective Equipment Used: Hand tools, air gun, floor jack, air compressor/hose, hydraulic jack, tire iron, tire balance machine, tire dismount machine, tire pressure gauge, step ladder, sledgehammer, gloves, safety glasses, clamp forklift, hand truck, and tire cages. Truck w/ air compressor and/or crane.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSFrequency ScaleStrengthWork PatternN = Never Sedentary Full-timeS = Seldom (1-10 %, up to 48 min) Light Part-timeO = Occasional (11-33%, 48 min. – 2 hr 25 min) Medium SeasonalF = Frequent (34-66%, 2 hr 26 min – 5 hr 35 min) Heavy (*Per DOT) Hours Per DayC = Constant (67-100%, more than 5 hr 35 min) Very Heavy Days Per Week *Heavy Work is classified by the DOT as: Lifting, Carrying, Pushing, Pulling 50 - 100 Lbs. occasionally, 20 - 50 Lbs. frequently, 10 - 20 Lbs. constantly.PHYSICAL DEMANDSFREQUENCYACTIVITY DESCRIPTION NSOFCSittingXWhile driving service truck.Standing XWhile performing essential functions of this position. On concrete, asphalt, dirt, or gravel.WalkingXWhile performing essential functions of this position. On concrete, asphalt, dirt, or gravel. Walking can occur up to 20ft.Lifting (Lbs.)floor - waistNSOFCWorker will lift wheels, tires, power/hand tools.Bilateral upper extremity use is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand. -Up to 100Up to 25--Lifting (Lbs.)waist - shoulderNSOFCWorker will lift wheels, tires, power/hand tools.Bilateral upper extremity use is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand. -Up to 100Up to 50Up to 25-Lifting (Lbs.)above shoulderNSOFCWorker will lift wheels, tires, power/hand tools.Bilateral upper extremity use is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand. -Up to 25--Carry (Lbs.)distance/surfaceNSOFCWorker will carry wheels, tires, power/hand tools.Bilateral upper extremity use is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand. Up to 20ft.-Up to 100Up to 50Up to 20-Pushing/Pulling (Lbs.)distance/surfaceNSOFCWorker will push/pull when moving tires, using hand tools, using air tools, pulling tools off truck in lieu of lifting.--Up to 50--NSOFCDescription: ClimbingXMay climb into the bed of the truck to obtain tools/supplies.Twisting at NeckXWhile performing essential functions of this position.Twisting at WaistXWhile performing essential functions of this position.Bending/StoopingXWhen inspecting/changing/rotating tires. May squat/kneel in lieu of bending/stooping.Squatting/KneelingXWhen inspecting/changing/rotating tires. May bend/stoop in lieu of squat/kneel.CrawlingXCrawling under a vehicle, and grasping tightly with both hands, using bolt cutters to cut chains or cables off of spare tires.Frequency ScaleN = Never S = Seldom (1-10 %, up to 48 min) O = Occasional (11-33%, 48 min. – 2 hr 25 min)F = Frequent (34-66%, 2 hr 26 min – 5 hr 35 min) C = Constant (67-100%, more than 5 hr 35 min)NSOFCDescription: Reaching Forward(Level) Below Waist Above ShoulderXWhile performing essential functions of this position. Bilateral reaching is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand.XWhen obtaining tools, tires, and supplies. Bilateral reaching is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand.XWhile performing essential functions of this position. Bilateral reaching is required. Worker is required to use dominant hand.KeyboardingXNot a requirement of this position.Wrist Flexion/ExtensionXWhen using equipment, hand tools, air tools; removing and replacing tires.Handle/GraspXWhen using hand tools, air tools; removing and replacing tires, handling the steering wheel, etc.Forceful GraspXTo remove and replace tires and lug nuts.Fine Finger ManipulationXWhen operating lift, writing on checklist/recommendations sheet, operating tire balancing machine control panel.Hand ControlsXWhen operating vehicle, equipment, and power tools.Foot ControlsXWhen operating vehicle.Repetitive MotionXHands/arms; to perform tasks throughout the day.Vibratory Tasks XPower tools.TalkingXTo communicate with customers, co-workers, and supervisors.HearingXFor safety purposes, the worker is constantly alert and listening for disconcerting sounds.ReadingXWork orders, invoices, air pressure gauge, vehicle information, etc.VisualNear AcuityCFar AcuityCDepth PerceptionCField of VisionCNight VisionOComputer Monitor or TVNBright LightsOColor DiscriminationCENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSFREQUENCYENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSFREQUENCYNSOFCNSOFCExposure to WeatherXExtreme ColdXAtmospheric ConditionsXExtreme HotXExposed HeightsXWet and / or HumidityXExposure to ElectricityXProximity to Moving Mechanical PartsXExposure to Toxic / Caustic Chemicals XExposure to ExplosivesXExposure to RadiationXNoise IntensityLoud: Constant exposure to loud noise level. Ear protection is provided.XNote: The information for this job analysis was gathered by either on-site observation, interview and/or is representative of the labor market as indicated on page one. Additional data may have been obtained from standardized industry resources such as the DOT, GOE, COJ, OOH, WOIS and O-NET. On occasion, practicality and feasibility prevent the direct observation and/or gathering of objective, quantifiable data. For this reason, a “best estimate” may have been used.Employer:I have reviewed the job analysis, and I verify that it is an accurate reflection of this position within our company.Employer’s Printed Name:Employer’s Signature:Date:MEDICAL PROVIDER:I agree that the above name injured worker can perform the physical activities described in this job analysis and can return to work. State date worker is released to return to work if different from today’s date_____________.I agree the injured worker can perform the described job but only with modifications (describe in comments section). Modifications are needed on a permanent or temporary basis.The above-named injured worker temporarily cannot perform this job based on the following physical limitations:Anticipated release date:Treatment plan:The above named injured worker is permanently restricted from performing the physical activities described in this job analysis based on the following physical limitations (state objective medical findings):Comments:SignatureDatePrint Name Attending Physician Consulting Physician Pain Program Physician IME Physican PCE Therapist OT / PT Therapist ................
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