Pickup And Delivery Driver

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ruges auto groupRhinebeck (NY)

Light Truck Drivers Local Messengers and Local Delivery

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$19.00 - $22.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Pickup & Delivery Driver - Ruge's Ford, Rhinebeck NYRuge's is a family-run auto group in the Hudson Valley. Our Ford service department offers customers vehicle pickup and delivery, and we need dependable drivers to keep it running. No experience needed. If you like driving, enjoy meeting people and want steady work with a great team, this job is for you.

Why Work Here:

$19-$22 per hour[Full-time / part-time, schedule]Paid training
Room to grow into Lot, Service Advisor or Sales roles
Health insurance, 401(k) with company match, paid vacation and paid holidays

What You'll Do:

Pick up customer vehicles from homes and workplaces and bring them to our service department
Return finished vehicles to customers on time and in clean condition
Drop off and pick up loaner vehicles
Do a quick walk-around and photos of each vehicle at pickup and drop-off
Keep service advisors updated on your schedule and any delays
Help with dealer trades and parts runs when needed

Apply in 2 minutes. No resume needed. Questions? Call or text John Alterio at 845-380-4374.

Job Requirements:

What You NeedValid driver's license with a good driving record
At least [21/25] years old (insurance requirement)
Ability to drive automatic (manual is a plus)
Reliable attendance and a friendly, professional attitude
Comfortable using a smartphone for maps and updates

Nice to Have:

(Not Required)
Dealership, valet, delivery or rideshare driving experience
Knowledge of the Rhinebeck / Dutchess County area

Ready to get started? Apply in 2 minutes, or call/text John Alterio at 845-380-4374.Ruge's is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a drug-free workplace.

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