Delivery Driver (Refrigerated Bob Tail)

Delivery Driver (Refrigerated Bob Tail)


Company
Produce Services Of Los Angeles
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
19–22 an hour
Posted
4 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
We are looking for Delivery Route Drivers who are seeking long term employment to join our team!!!!

COMPENSATION:
β€’ $19.00-22.00 per hour
β€’ 3 raises within 12 months based on attendance / performance

Schedule:
β€’ Shift: Start time 4am

Delivery Vehicle Type:
β€’ Bobtail Truck (Must have at least 1 year experience)

About Us:

We are a leading distributor of fresh produce to Southern California's top restaurants. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring timely delivery of goods to predetermined customers on specific routes, reviewing orders prior to delivery, loading and unloading trucks and providing exceptional customer service to our client base.

Requirements:
β€’ Must have at least 1 year box truck driving experience
β€’ Enjoy working early morning (4am - 1pm)
β€’ Fit minimum age requirements for commercial insurance
β€’ Comfortable using dolly to load/unload truck
β€’ Comfortable staging orders
β€’ Valid Class C License
β€’ 1 point or less on driving record
β€’ Strong customer service skills
β€’ Must possess a positive and professional attitude
β€’ Must be able to lift 50 lbs frequently
β€’ Must be comfortable taking direction
β€’ Must adhere to company policies and procedures
β€’ Must be looking for long term employement
β€’ Must be available to work Saturdays

DELIVERY DRIVER RESPONSIBILITIES:
β€’ Conduct inspections of vehicle before departing to deliver goods
β€’ Pack and load products onto trucks according to company’s specifications
β€’ Deliver orders to customers on assigned route
β€’ Maintain ongoing communication with route dispatcher
β€’ Unload goods as per client specifications
β€’ Review deliveries with customers to ensure products meet their needs
β€’ Obtain delivery confirmations from each customer
β€’ Clean and inspect truck upon route completion

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $19.00 - $22.00 per hour

Benefits:
β€’ 401(k)
β€’ Dental insurance
β€’ Flexible schedule
β€’ Health insurance
β€’ Paid time off
β€’ Paid training
β€’ Referral program
β€’ Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

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