Produce Delivery Driver

Posted 2 days ago

brubellaFreehold (NJ)

Light Truck Drivers Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k)Free uniforms Health insurance

Schedule: Start at 5:30am finish around 12:00 PMApproximately 35 hours per week One weekend day required (Saturday or Sunday)

About the Job: We are looking for a dependable and motivated Van Driver to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for loading, unloading, and delivering fresh produce to our clients throughout New Jersey. This is a hands-on position that requires attention to detail, safe driving habits, and strong customer service skills.

Responsibilities: Load and unload produce at our facility and at delivery locations Safely operate a company van on established routes throughout NJDeliver products on time while providing friendly, professional service Follow all traffic and safety regulations Keep the vehicle clean and report any maintenance needs What We Offer$18.00 per hour Stable, consistent hours (35 hours per week)W-2 position — no cash/off-the-books work 401(k) plan and health benefits Friendly work environment and supportive team When Applying, Please include the following: Full name Town you will be commuting from (exact address not needed)Phone number Confirmation you have a valid NJ Driver's License in good standing Confirmation your license is clean (no tickets, points, or accidents in the last 3 years)Confirmation you are authorized to work in the United StatesA brief summary of related driving experience

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