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Walt Bucki By Walt Bucki
partner at Royal Sales & Consulting



How to Train a New Route Driver
Veteran route drivers are often asked to help train newcomers. The trainer should make sure every aspect of the driver’s job is thoroughly explained. Doing so will help ensure everyone’s success.



Finally, they must learn the importance of securing their vending keys.

Ongoing Communication is Vital

While this training is happening, communication with the new employee is critical.

They should be spoken to daily and asked questions to check their learning curve and to discover where additional time and training is necessary.

DRIVER TRAINING HIGHLIGHTS

  • Safe driving
  • Cleaning and sanitation
  • Customer service
  • Cash handling
  • Sales reporting
  • Inventory control
  • Injury prevention
  • Key control



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