Ice Cream Truck Driver

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southern ice creamStafford (TX)

Driver/Sales Workers Ice Cream and Frozen Dessert Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$18–$25/hour

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About the role

Job Description: SOUTHERN ICE CREAM CORPORATION 13755 Greenland Dr. Stafford, Texas Now Hiring: Ice Cream Truck Driver Bring Joy to Your Community — and Earn Great Money Doing It! We're looking for a reliable, friendly driver to operate our ice cream truck. You'll serve up smiles across the neighborhood, interact with happy customers, and enjoy independence on the road.

What You'll Do: Operate our ice cream truck on assigned routes Deliver excellent customer service with a friendly attitude Manage cash, inventory, and truck maintenance Build customer relationships and maximize sales Keep the truck clean and well-stocked

What We're Looking For: Valid driver's license with clean driving record Age 24+ (insurance requirement)Friendly, outgoing personality with strong customer service skills Reliable and punctual Ability to manage cash and handle fast-paced interactions Willingness to work outdoors in warm weather

What We Offer: Earning potential: $18–$25/hour base + tips/commissions (top performers earn $30+/hour)Flexible scheduling: Choose your shifts; seasonal and full-time options available Training provided: We'll get you up to speed on operations and routes Fun work environment: Join a customer-focused team making positive memories daily

Requirements: Background check & reference verification Pre-employment vehicle inspection Must be available to work weekends and summers

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