Delivery Driver (Full Time) - Lexington

Posted 4 days ago

parks auto partsLexington (SC)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$13

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About the role

Delivery Driver, CDL Not Required Welcome to Parks Auto Parts! We've served South Carolina since 1946 and are a growing leader in aftermarket auto parts distribution and are looking for qualified people to join our team.

Position Overview: Responsible for the timely, safe, and accurate delivery of customer's automotive parts to their location using a company provided vehicle without incident.

Responsibilities:

Driving courteously and safely using defensive driving skills
Professional communication with customers at their site
Keeping the vehicle clean and in good working order
Ability to write up customers returns accurately.
Demonstrate the ability to be "safe" on the road and when in the warehouse.
Ability to drive in various road conditions safely.
Must be able to handle hazardous materials.
Any other tasks requested by management.

Requirements:

Valid South Carolina driving license
Good verbal skills
Strong people skills
Ability to interact with various levels of management and customers.
Ability to lift 50 pounds and up.
Copy of a current 3-year driving record with no more than two minor traffic violations within the last three years for applicants 21 or older.
Health Insurance, Paid Vacations, and Sick Days are available.
Pay is negotiable, starting at $13

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