$500 SIGN ON BONUS CDL Class B Delivery Driver

Posted 8 days ago

midwest foodsKenosha (WI)

Light Truck Drivers Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers

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Junior

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$24.00 per hour

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About the role

$500 SIGN ON BONUS CDL Class B Delivery DriverEdible Cuts, Inc. is a growing food processing company located in Kenosha, WI that specializes in various cuts of fruits and vegetables and other fresh quality products. Whether it's pre-cut wholesale, retail, schools, hospitals, restaurants, or hotels, Edible Cuts provides the freshest products to every client. Our wide variety of offerings provide cost-effective options to a kitchen of any size. Edible Cuts is expanding and we are currently hiring for CDL Class B Delivery Drivers.

Shift: 1st (start time 3:30am-8am); Work Monday - Friday with rotating weekends

Responsibilities:

Make deliveries in a timely and safe manner, following the MOD routing
Unload the truck using Pallet Jack and Two Wheeler
Maintain communication with MOD during deliveries, communicate any issues/delays
Bring back to the warehouse signed invoices
Clean truck at the end of the shift

Qualifications

Requirements:

Must have a valid CDL Class B License
Must register for FMCSAMust be able to operate vehicles with AIR BRAKESMust pass the DOT Physical TestPass a drug screen and background check
Minimum 2 years driving experience
Must be able to work weekends
Able to read a map/GPS and get to the accounts in a timely manner
Accuracy and attention to detail
Able to handle clients with diplomacy and tact
Capable of following instructions and procedures
Recognize and understand product names and UOMLift/carry/pull/push product up to 60 lbs
Good reading/writing skills

Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision, Life, STD/LTD, VL, Accident, Critical Illness Insurance401-k with employer match Vacation and PTO/sick days

Pay Rate: $24.00/hr.

Job Type: Full-time

Experience: Route driving: 2 years (Required)

License/Certification: CDL A/B (Required)

Work Location: In person

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