DEALERSHIP PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER

Posted 17 days ago

riverton chevroletSouth Jordan (UT)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

Parts Delivery Driver — Riverton Chevrolet Riverton Chevrolet is hiring a full-time Parts Delivery Driver! Come be a part of an energizing culture rooted in our people and our commitment to deliver the Wow. If you're reliable, safety-minded, and enjoy being on the road rather than behind a desk, this is a great entry point into the automotive industry — with real room to grow into the parts or service department.

What You'll Do:

Deliver parts accurately and on time to the dealership, vendors, and customers
Provide exceptional customer service at every stop
Drive safely and maintain a clean, professional driving record
Perform basic pre-trip checks — tire pressure, oil levels — to keep the delivery vehicle road-ready
Load and unload parts efficiently and safely
Follow all company policies, procedures, and dress code

What You'll Need:

Must be at least 18 years old with a valid Utah driver's license
Ability to meet company driver requirements (clean driving record)
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs regularly
Strong communication skills and good judgment
Flexibility to work varying schedules
A positive, team-first attitude

What We Offer: 401(k) Health, dental, and vision insurance Life insurance Paid time off Christmas savings plan with company match Employee discounts A supportive team and real opportunity for advancement

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