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Work at luxury automotive dealerships as a vehicle delivery driver and represent brands like Audi, Lexus, Jeep, Nissan, Audi & more! Pick up customer vehicles and transport the vehicle back to the dealership.
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Proven experience as a courier or delivery driver. - Maintain communication with the dispatch team to receive and confirm delivery details. - Pick up and deliver various items and products to specified locations within set time frames.
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Delivery Driver - Part Time. As a Delivery Driver , this position will deliver paint, and related products, to PSE customers LOCALLY. Vehicles provided - company pick-up/van; Non CDL.
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Checks with the parts manager, wholesale representative, inventory control administrator, parts counter people, or shipping and receiving clerk before leaving to coordinate any last-minute pick-ups or deliveries.
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No Touch - 53' Dry Van - Distribution Center Pick Up & Delivery. Semi Truck Driver Class A OTR - Rochester Hills, MI. Over The Road Class A CDL Driver Overview. If you are a CDL A Truck Driver looking to run a regional, this driving job is for you.
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Detail-Oriented: Keen attention to detail when inspecting equipment and completing delivery/pick-up paperwork. As a Rental Delivery Driver, you will be responsible for ensuring timely and safe transport of event rentals to and from various locations.
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