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We’re looking for CDL Class A delivery route drivers who want to commit to a great company. Our Indiana Distribution Center, located in Ellettsville, is growing and we’re looking for CDL Class A Delivery Truck Drivers.
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Minimum 1 year (12 months, consecutively) of CDL Class A commercial vehicle driving experience. Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Class A required. KeHE has a strong employee culture, with Health benefits STARTING DAY ONE: Medical/Dental, Life Insurance 401k Driver Recognition Programs Weekly home time Enrollment in our Employee Stock Ownership Plan after 1 year of employment- become a CO-Owner of an employee owned company.
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Our trucks are an average of 3 years old, and delivery trailers are equipped with lift gates and electric pallet jacks. Our drivers make Direct Store Deliveries to our Grocery Store Chain customers.
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Our drivers touch freight, we deliver food to our chain grocery stores (mainly dock deliveries) however, this job will also have shuttling work as well. KeHE-a natural, organic, specialty and fresh food distributor-is all about "good" and is growing, so there's never been a more exciting time to join our team.
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If you're enthusiastic about working in an environment with a people-first culture and an organization committed to good living, good food and good service, we'd love to talk to you! Additional Benefits: AD&D insurance Employee assistance program Employee stock ownership plan Flexible spending account Prescription drug insurance We hire to retire – you have a full career with KeHE.
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Tight knit fleet where drivers help one another. Open door policy with management. We offer competitive pay ( up to $100,000 first year) and give you the tools to succeed and be safe. Collaboration among Warehouse and Transportation to solve issues.
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Well maintained elogs to help while out on the road. After 3 short years, you are fully vested (100% stock ownership). Must be able to carry, lift and/or move up to 80 pounds. Good people, working with good people, for our common good.
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Strong family like environment.
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