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Sysco has immediate job openings for dependable local CDL A Delivery Truck Drivers to safely and efficiently operate a tractor-trailer and manually unload/deliver various products (meats, produce, frozen foods, groceries, dry goods, supplies, etc.
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Sysco is Now Hiring Local CDL-A Delivery Drivers in Olathe, KS! License to drive - valid Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL) with a clean driving record. Our truck drivers build relationships with each customer using their positive, friendly attitude and become familiar with their operations to meet needs and expectations.
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Drive a parcel, cube van, or box truck up to 26,001 pounds. Responsible for providing outstanding customer service, loading and unloading vehicles as needed, and collecting COD and cash orders at point of delivery.
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Contacts customers regarding delivery or coordinates with the truck driver to call the customer. Plans delivery activities, prints loading tickets, and delivers merchandise according to schedule to ensure on-time delivery of orders.
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Use hand truck to move product from the delivery vehicle into the customer location including going up and down stairs with product as necessary. Stairs, truck and delivery ramps.
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STEP THREE: Connect with a Sysco talent specialist to discuss the available role (we'll contact you at the number provided) No college degree or previous warehouse experience is required! On-the-job training with career growth opportunities.
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STEP TWO: Complete the Sysco Workday application (provided upon completion of STEP ONE and takes 10-15 min) Flexibility – overtime as required, occasional weekends and holiday. Ongoing job skills and leadership development training.
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Regional store delivery drivers will deliver palletized batteries via an electric pallet jack and pick up return core. This is a great place to work, as our average St. Joe driver has been with us for over 11 years.
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The PERKS of working for Ferguson: Competitive compensation Safe Driver incentive Hourly bonus potential Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Life Insurance, Wellness Programs, etc.) Would you like a truck driving career where you can be home daily with no nights or weekends.
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Ensures all food safety protocols are met according to established guidelines (e.g., proper temperatures are maintained in the delivery vehicle, product is inspected for visible damages prior to delivery, product is delivered and stored to prevent cross contamination) and maintains sanitary conditions in tractor and trailer; assists with maintaining sanitary conditions in the warehouse and yard.
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KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES: Knowledge of: DOT regulations; Hazmat guidelines; Safe lifting and delivery practices. Our Delivery Drivers run 3-4 routes per week, are out no more than 42 hours, and average $85,000 per year.
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Our steady scheduling, competitive pay, limited delivery area, and growth explains the low turnover rate we enjoy! 1,700-$1,900 weekly avg - Home weekly - Manual Transmission - Hub Miles Paid. Drivers are paid based on Hub Miles as the wheels turn.
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Richards Building Supply Co. is currently searching for a CDL Class B Driver for our Kansas City, KS Location. 1 year CDL Class B delivery driving experience required or 2 years CDL Class A driving experience.
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Ruan is looking for Class A CDL drivers to be based in St. Joseph, MO, to haul batteries in dry vans for our dedicated, national customer. Ruan is looking for Class A CDL drivers to be based in St. Joseph, MO, to haul batteries in dry vans for our dedicated, national customer.
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This position could include: Driving - CDL - Class A CDL - Delivery Truck Driver - OTR - Delivery Driver - Customer Delivery - Commercial Driver’s License.
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