Delivery Driver

Posted 16 days ago

jimmy johnsCedar Falls (IA)

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About the role

Delivery Driver Opportunity The start of something big. Since 1983, when our founder, Jimmy John, opened his first Jimmy John's sandwich shop, our determination and rockstar performance became the foundation of settling for nothing less than the best. We are in early every morning baking fresh bread and slicing vegetables, and it is critical to have a little (or a lot) of fun along the way. We succeed together as a family because high performers thrive as a team. Calling all Go-Getters. As a Delivery Driver, you will ensure that delivery orders are accurate and will deliver products to customers in a safe and courteous manner. When you're not delivering, you will safely execute fast, accurate sandwiches, and will help keep the restaurant clean, all with a sense of urgency. To qualify for this rockstar opportunity, you must have a valid driver's license with clean driving record, proof of insurance, be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the U.S. Let's get this bread. Be part of a culture of Go-Getters and Rockstars who succeed through goal setting, willingness to learn and a can-do attitude.
What's in it for you: Not smelling like grease at the end of your shift Tips* Mileage reimbursement 401(k), including matching contributions Flexible scheduling Paid time off Employee meals and discounts Health, vision, and dental insurance** Potential for growth in an expanding company Not sure if your experience aligns? We encourage you to apply. Sandwich lover or not, all backgrounds are welcome here. Pay starts at $11/hour plus tips and vehicle reimbursement for Delivery Driver while delivering. When Delivery Drivers are not delivering and working in the store they earn split-pay starting at $12/hour. *Tips are not guaranteed, the better service you provide, the better chance you will be tipped. **Eligibility requirements apply.

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