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Sign Up Details Requirements 18 or older Any car, scooter, or bicycle (in select cities) Driver's license number Social security number (only in the US) Final Step: consent to a background check How to sign up Click “Apply Now” and complete the sign up Get the app and go.
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Why deliver with DoorDash Choose your own hours: When and where you work is totally up to you. Earn extra money for your goals: Achieve your short-term goals or long-term dreams by driving or biking with DoorDash.
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For step-by-step instructions on how to apply visit careers. Our commercial delivery driver position is responsible for the delivery of parts to our commercial customers.
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Drives delivery vehicle to transport parts to commercial customers, including the loading and unloading of parts. Must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver's license and able to meet AutoZone’s driver requirements.
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That’s why AutoZone offers thoughtful benefits programs with one-on-one benefit guidance designed to improve AutoZoners’ physical, mental and financial wellbeing. You don’t have to use your own vehicle, you can work full or part time and no Commercial Drivers License is required.
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Eligibility and waiting period requirements may apply; benefits for Autozoners in Puerto Rico, Hawaii or the U.S. Virgin Islands may differ. Picks up returns, cores and parts from nearby stores or outside vendors.
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Come be a part of an energizing culture rooted in people and a commitment to delivering WOW! Follows all company policies, procedures, dress code and management direction, including all fleet and safety policies.
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