PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER
open road auto groupBridgewater (NJ)
About the role
PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER – AUTOMOTIVE DEALERSHIPJoin a Winning Automotive Team! Open Road Auto Group is looking for a Parts Delivery Driver to join our growing team. If you're dependable, organized, customer-focused, and enjoy being on the road, we want to meet you!
What You'll Do:
Safely and efficiently deliver automotive parts and equipment to customers, repair facilities, and other dealerships. Load, secure, and unload parts and packages. Verify orders and delivery paperwork for accuracy. Provide professional, friendly service at every stop. Maintain accurate delivery records. Keep the company vehicle clean and properly maintained. Communicate with the Parts Department regarding deliveries, returns, and special requests. Follow all company and driving safety policies.
What We're Looking For:
Valid driver's license and clean driving record. Reliable, punctual, and professional. Strong customer service and communication skills. Ability to lift and move automotive parts and packages. Ability to work independently while being part of a team. Automotive parts or dealership experience is a plus, but not required. Why Work for Open Road? Join a positive, respectful, supportive, and team-focused workplace with opportunities to grow your automotive career.
Employee Benefits:
May Include: Health, Dental & Vision Insurance Life Insurance Short- & Long-Term Disability 401(k) with Company Match Paid Time Off Employee Appreciation & Recognition Programs Training & Career Growth Opportunities
Employee Vehicle Benefits:
If you're ready to hit the road and become an important part of a successful automotive team, apply today!
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