Parts Delivery Driver
larson groupNorth Charleston (SC)
About the role
Parts Delivery Driver The Larson Group Peterbilt is looking for a Parts Delivery Driver to join our dynamic team. The potential candidate will load, secure and deliver parts to our customers on a safe and timely basis.
What We Offer:
Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Medical, Dental and Basic Life 401K with employer contribution Bi-weekly Pay Schedule Opportunity for advancement and Career Development
Responsibilities:
Maintain a clean and insurable driving record Maintain a clean and professional personal appearance Must be friendly and courteous to all customers Communicate with Warehouse Clerk or designee coordinating pickups and deliveries Assist in keeping the Parts Department clean, organized and professional in appearance Keep company vehicles clean and properly maintained Assist Warehouse/Shipping/Receiving Clerk as load demands Deliver invoice, accompanying parts that were delivered, and returning with the properly signed copies Responsible for the collection of cash invoices delivered Assist at the parts counters as customer load demands Perform other tasks as assigned.
Qualifications:
Should possess a high school diploma or equivalentA college degree is preferred, but not required Experience in a related field is preferred but not required Experience with Excel, Outlook, and Dealer Software systems is preferred Must have a clean driving record Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check*Please note this is a safety sensitive position
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