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Customer Delivery Specialist- up to 25 per hour - Bonus of 500

Posted 3 days ago

torero global outsourcingCarthage (TX)

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Junior

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$21.50 to $25.00

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About the role

Delivery Driver PositionDelivery Driver position - apply today and start next week! This is a FULL-TIME Position NOT Seasonal. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! WILLING TO TRAIN THE RIGHT CANDIDATES! Based in Nacogdoches. No Commercial Driver's License needed to be a delivery driver.
JOB DETAILS: $21.50 to $25.00 overall hourly pay. Earn from $0.50 to $2.00 per hour in bonus pay daily. $500 bonus paid out over initial months based on attendance and being full time (5 shifts per week). Approx. 8-9 hour shifts from approx. 10a-6:30/7:30p. Paid Time Off, Benefits, & Paid Training provided. We operate 7 days per week. Full time will work 4-5 days/week (OT regularly available). MUST WORK AT LEAST ONE WEEKEND DAY.
REQUIREMENTS: 21 years of age or older. Possess a valid driver's license (Commercial Driver's license NOT required). No more than 2 accidents/tickets/infractions in 3 years (Driving Record). Pass Pre-employment drug test (4 Panel Drug Test). Ability to lift, push, pull and move boxes up to 50 pounds each. Great attitude and energy. ARMM Logistics is a logistics company specializing in parcel delivery to residential and commercial locations. We pride ourselves in being a company that believes in creating an efficient, consistent, and streamlined work environment for our team to excel in with a smile. Our delivery drivers are based out of Nacogdoches. Join our team now!!!

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