Route Sales Driver
pacesetter personnel servicesParis (TX)
$22.00 an hour
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pacesetter personnel servicesParis (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$22.00 an hour
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description JOB # 974-102 Pacesetter Personnel Services is hiring for Independent Business Partners/Route Sales Drivers to join our client in Paris, TX. Attention drivers: Here is a unique opportunity. Must be open to purchasing a route. Our client is one of the largest Bread Distributors in the entire world. If you have worked for PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, or Red Bull, consider joining our team!
Job Duties:
Picking up bread product from the distributor.
Delivering product to vendors.
Stocking and rotating product.
Setting up store displays.
Upselling products to store managers.
Collecting payments from clients.
Job Requirements:
Must pass a background check. Clean driving record. Must pass a drug test. Must have your own vehicle insurance. Must pass a credit check. Must be able to stand, bend, squat, twist, turn, and lift 50 lbs. as needed. Will be manually loading and unloading the truck with bread product on pallets. Must be open to working 7 days a week.
Pay: $22.00 an hour. We pay weekly.
Schedule: 2:00 AM - FINISH.
Working days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday (Full-time)
Pull up days: Wednesday & Sunday (Part Time) This is a temporary position with the potential to become a long-term opportunity. Submit an up-to-date resume to be considered. For inquiries, reference JOB # 974-102.
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