Auto Parts Delivery Driver (Monday - Friday)

Posted 18 days ago

frontier auto partsRaleigh (NC)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

Delivery Driver Frontier Auto Parts is an aftermarket auto parts distributor providing quality auto body collision parts to repair shops in and around the Raleigh region since 1998. We are seeking a Delivery Driver to join our team.

Responsibilities:

Deliver auto body parts (e.g., headlights, bumpers) to collision repair shops
Drive a cargo van (Ford Transit or Nissan NV)
Load/unload parts into and out of the van
Collect payments and complete paperwork
Monday - Friday, 7:30 am to TBD (usually back between 4 - 8 pm)
Hours over 40 hours/week paid at 1.5x hourly rate

Expectations: Reliable, good communicator and attention to detail Able to lift and carry parts weighing up to 50 pounds Can pass a background check and drug test No CDL required

Hiring process: on site interview > background check & drug test > hire Pay dependent on fit for position and experience. Frontier offers weekly pay, PTO, medical, dental, vision, and more great benefits.*SMS Consent - By applying to this position, you agree to receive text messages from hiring managers to coordinate interview times and to discuss this position. Message frequency may vary, message and data rates may apply, and you can opt out any time by texting STOP. We do not share or sell SMS opt-in or phone numbers for the purpose of SMS. For questions on SMS, email careers@frontierparts.com.

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