Part Time Route Delivery Driver

Posted 19 days ago

dwc specialtiesHoricon (WI)

Driver/Sales Workers Local Messengers and Local Delivery

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$26.00-$28.00 per hour

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About the role

Delivery DriverDWC Specialties is a wholesale food and beverage distributor that was founded in 1990, located in Horicon, WI. DWC offers a broad range of products targeted for coffee shops, coffee roasters and cafes. DWC delivers its products to customers located in Wisconsin, Northern Illinois and Iowa using its own delivery resources. DWC is a small business dedicated to growing other small businesses. We understand what being a small business entails, and we want to be a part of our customers success. Our customers are our partners. Our growth is dependent on their growth, which is why we value every customer relationship. DWC Specialties is looking to hire a part-time delivery driver who is career focused and has a strong work ethic. This position is responsible for the delivery of products on 2 routes each week; one route may be an overnight route. Typical work hours are 4:30am-3pm; 2 days a week for part time. No CDL is required. This position can open the door to future opportunities as a full-time driver with benefits or additional opportunities in other company departments.

Responsibilities: Transporting and delivering items to customers in a safe, timely manner. Review orders at time of delivery to ensure all items have been delivered. Keep an open line of communication with all customers to better serve their needs.

Requirements:

Live within 40 miles of Horicon, WIMaintain a satisfactory driving record
Be able to lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to walk up and down stairs

Reliable/Dependable Positive attitude Strong work ethic Be able to communicate well with customers Delivery driver experience preferred but not required Job Compensation Part-Time hourly position: 18-22 hours a week$26.00-$28.00 per hour Company Benefits 401k Program Use of Company Delivery Vehicle Use of Company Fuel CardPaid Training

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