Parts Delivery Driver
24 auto groupNorwood (MA)
About the role
Parts Delivery Driver Volkswagen of Norwood is looking for a reliable, professional Parts Delivery Driver to join our Parts Department in Norwood. This position is responsible for the safe and timely delivery and pickup of automotive parts between our dealerships, customers, body shops, wholesale accounts, and vendors.
What You'll Do:
Deliver and pick up automotive parts and accessories safely and on time.
Load and unload parts, verifying invoices and delivery paperwork.
Maintain accurate delivery records and obtain signatures as needed.
Assist with stocking and organizing parts when not making deliveries.
Operate company vehicles safely and maintain a clean, professional appearance.
Perform basic vehicle inspections and report maintenance or safety concerns.
Provide friendly, professional customer service during every interaction.
What We're Looking For:
Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
At least 1 year of professional driving, courier, or logistics experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Automotive or dealership parts experience is a plus.
Reliable, organized, safety-conscious, and customer-focused.
Ability to lift and carry automotive parts weighing up to 50 lbs.
Comfortable using GPS/maps and basic computer or mobile applications.
Join 24 Auto Group and become part of a team committed to excellent customer service, reliability, and building long-term relationships.
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid sick time Referral program Vision insurance
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