PARTS DEPARTMENT DRIVER PART TIME OR FULL TIME

Posted 8 days ago

downtown nashville nissanFranklin (TN)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Parts Department DriverOur Parts Department is looking for a full or part driver.

Job Description:

Delivery and Pickup: Safely transport automotive parts from the dealership to customers, and pick up returns, cores, and warranty items.
Documentation: Maintain accurate delivery logs, obtain customer signatures, and ensure invoices match the items delivered.
Vehicle Maintenance: Perform daily inspections and routine maintenance of the delivery vehicle (e.g., checking oil, fuel, tire pressure) and keep it clean.
Customer Service: Act professionally and courteously when interacting with mechanics, body shop staff, and other clients.
Safety Compliance: Adhere to all traffic laws, company safety policies
Key Qualifications and Requirements
Driver's License & Record: A valid driver's license with a clean driving record (MVR) for the past 3-5 years is required.

Education: A high school diploma or GED.Physical Stamina: Ability to lift, load, and move parts and boxes frequently, often weighing up to 5075 lbs.

Experience: Prior driving experience (1-2 years) in a business-to-business (B2B) or automotive environment preferred, but not required

Technical Skills: Familiarity with local routes and proficiency with GPS navigation systems. Knowledge: Basic understanding of automotive parts is preferred not required

Age Requirements:

Often 25 years or older for insurance purposes.
Other: Ability to pass a background check and drug screenDO NOT NEED CDLBenefitsHealth insurance 401(k)
Employee discount
Paid Vacation DaysSick LeaveVision insurance
Health savings account
Dental insurance
Life insurance
Opportunities for advancement
Flexible hours Monday-Friday 8-5 and all major Holidays off.

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