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On the job training. Customer service orientation, interactive computer program, and hands-on practice. The ability to safely drive own vehicle, navigate roads/maps, adverse terrain/stairs of delivery sites while carrying products.
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On the job training involves customer service orientation, interactive computer program, and hands-on practice. General Job Duties involve operation of all equipment; stock and rotate ingredients from delivery to storage/work area/walk-in cooler; prepare products; receive and process telephone and internet orders; count inventory and complete paperwork; clean equipment and facility.
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The ability to stand, walk, sit, lift, carry, push, climb ladders/stairs, stoop/bend, crouch/squatt, reach, grasp with hands to use machines-tools-equipment-work aids. The ability to comprehend and communicate verbally and written with customers/co-workers over the phone and in person.
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Pizza Delivery skills involve the ability to safely drive own vehicle, navigate roads/maps, adverse terrain/stairs of delivery sites while carrying products. General Physical demands involve the ability to stand, walk, sit, lift, carry, push, climb ladders/stairs, stoop/bend, crouch/squat, reach, grasp with hands to use machines-tools-equipment-work aids, and tolerate exposure to varying temperatures/conditions inside and outside.
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On-the-job Paid Training Program 50% Off Meal Discount! Health Insurance Benefits fo Assistant Manager, Manager, Assistant, Restaurant, Management. Health Insurance Benefits fo Assistant Manager, Manager, Assistant, Restaurant, Management.
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General Physical demands involve the ability to stand, walk, sit, lift, carry, push, climb ladders/stairs, stoop/bend, crouch/squatt, reach, grasp with hands to use machines-tools-equipment-work aids, and tolerate exposure to varying temperatures/conditions inside and outside.
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Customer service skills involve the ability to comprehend and communicate verbally and written with customers/co-workers over the phone and in person. Essential skills involve the ability to add/subtract/multiply/divide accurately to make correct monetary change (may use calculator.
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Benefits:Competitive wages - Earn $11 - $15 per hour. Up to 3 Weeks Paid Vacation for employees averaging 35 hours/week. Full-time Position - Day and Evening Shifts.
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