Night driver

Posted 2 days ago

jimmy johns frankfortFrankfort (IN)

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$48,750 per year

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About the role

Our Drivers make more than 3rd party delivery!!!!
Overview: Jimmy John’s is all about fresh, fast, tasty sandwiches. We hand-slice fresh meats and veggies daily, and we bake our homemade bread all day, every day, so it’s always served fresh. We greet our customers genuinely when they come in the door, and then we make them one of the fast, flawless sandwiches that Jimmy John’s is famous for! Everything we do goes back to serving our customers. That means fast service, high-quality products, and a consistent customer experience to keep 'em coming back. And none of it would be possible without the rockstar teams in the stores making it happen every day.
Responsibilities: Delivery Drivers are responsible for delivering sandwiches to customers in a designated delivery area. Drivers check all delivery orders to ensure accuracy and quality, then deliver products to customers in a safe and courteous manner. When not out on a delivery, drivers will work as in-shop employees, helping to make sandwiches and keep the restaurant clean. Some delivery drivers make as much as $25 per hour. If you have a good work ethic, a positive attitude, and will provide customers with great service, apply today to become a part of Frankfort's best fast casual restaurant. Must have a reliable vehicle, valid driver's license and current insurance.
Job Type: Part-time or full time Up to $25.00 per hour
Benefits: Employee discount Flexible schedule Mileage reimbursement Referral program supplemental insurance management opportunities
Schedule: Evening shift Holidays Monday to Friday Night shift Weekend availability Year round work

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