DEALERSHIP PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER
riverton chevroletSouth Jordan (UT)
DEALERSHIP PARTS DELIVERY DRIVER
Posted 53 days ago
riverton chevroletSouth Jordan (UT)
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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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