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This full time Warehouse Delivery Driver position can lead to career growth opportunities. We are hiring newly experienced and seasoned delivery drivers. Our Service and Delivery Drivers are responsible for delivering excellent service to our customers by delivering product in a professional and safe manner using company vehicles.
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The Delivery Driver Class B will drive straight trucks for the purpose of delivering and/or unloading food and food related products to customers in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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The Delivery Driver (non-CDL) is responsible for providing timely transportation of products from origin to destination as assigned, along with unloading and staging products at customer’s place of business.
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There are times when a delivery will require "white glove" service, this could be taking the product into the garage with a pallet jack or could be room of choice with debris removal, even potentially need a second person, which we would provide.
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Working in cooperation with the Delivery Material Handler to determine where to set the materials and unloading them. Documenting every step of each delivery by taking and uploading photos with our camera phone system.
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4) 100% on-time delivery; No driver service failures. $20/hour for on-time delivery detention, capped at $200 each 24 hour period. $15.00 per pickup and delivery, except load origin and final delivery.
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So become a part of the Papa John's family and join us as a delivery driver! Along with a competitive paycheck, you will work in a fun, nurturing environment where you will learn valuable business and people skills Additional Requirements: Papa John's Pizza Delivery Drivers are responsible for delivering our high-quality products to our customers in a safe, courteous, and timely manner.
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Our commercial delivery driver position is responsible for the delivery of parts to our commercial customers. + Drives delivery vehicle to transport parts to commercial customers, including the loading and unloading of parts.
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Local Delivery Driver (CDL A) Linde drivers are responsible for the safe and efficient delivery of compressed gas cylinders, hard goods, and associated products, following a computer-generated local route to customer locations.
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We mean that w Delivery Driver, Delivery, Driver, Team Member, Skills, Restaurant. We mean that w Delivery Driver, Delivery, Driver, Team Member, Skills, Restaurant. Well, aside from the fact that our delicious pizza is the perfect solution for dinner for families all across the nation - we do it because we can.
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Amazon Prime is hiring drivers for our delivery operations. Starting salary is $15/hr and you will have a 3 or 4 day work week. Will be delivering using company vans (Ford Transit), no personal vehicles are allowed.
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Help with stocking and posting orders when they arrive to expedite delivery to shop technicians and retail accounts. Request recipient's signature on each delivery entry. Check payments received with the invoices for each delivery.
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A Delivery Driver drives a 26ft delivery box truck and with the assistance of a Driver Helper is responsible for in-home delivery and set up of furniture and/or mattresses.
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Keywords: Pick Up and Delivery Driver, Location: Springfield, MO - 65804. As a Geek Squad Delivery Driver, you’ll be responsible for the delivery, installation, repair and haul-away of appliances, televisions and other tech.
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Under general supervision, the SameDay City Pick Up & Delivery (PUD) Courier provides courteous and efficient delivery and pick-up of packages and FedEx Office customer orders, checks shipments for conformance to FedEx features of service, and provides related customer service functions.
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