Delivery Driver
job store staffingDenver (CO)
$23.00 per hour
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Box Truck Delivery DriverJob Store Staffing is hiring a Box Truck Delivery Driver for a growing local beverage distributor in Colorado. This is a direct-hire opportunity with a company that puts a big focus on team culture, customer relationships, and growth. The Box Truck Delivery Driver will be responsible for delivering wholesale beverage products to restaurants, bars, and retail accounts throughout Colorado. This is a very hands-on and physical role, so we're looking for someone who enjoys staying active, is comfortable working in all Colorado weather conditions, and enjoys interacting with customers. Why you'll like this role:4-day work week with no weekends Strong team-focused company culture Employee discounts Friday happy hours Retirement savings match$23/hr; $1.50/hr premium for CDL drivers Tuesday–Friday schedules with flexibility needed based on route Direct-hire opportunity
Key Responsibilities:
- Drive an 18' box truck and deliver products to restaurants, bars, and retail accounts throughout Colorado
- Complete approximately 20–25 stops per day
- Load, unload, and transport beverage products using a dolly, ramp, and proper handling techniques
- Handle full kegs weighing up to 165 lbs and empty kegs around 30 lbs
- Build positive relationships with customers and provide friendly, professional service
- Navigate Front Range and mountain routes safely in all seasons
- Complete accurate deliveries, product rotation, and invoices
- Maintain a clean and organized delivery vehicle
- Follow all safety procedures and represent the company professionally at each stop
Qualifications:
- Clean driving record and ability to meet MVR requirements
- Comfortable driving an 18' box truck
- Physically able to regularly lift and move heavy products
- Friendly and comfortable interacting with customers
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently
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