Driver - Server
kona iceReston (VA)
About the role
Kona Ice of North Fairfax CountyHiring immediately. We are looking for motivated and charismatic driver-servers to join our local Kona Krew. We're looking to fill both full and part-time positions. Driver-servers must be at least 18 years old. This is a fast-paced and fun job in a growing company where each day will never be like the last. We participate in a wide variety of local activities, such as school events, sports, games, tournaments, large festivals, concerts, corporate events, neighborhood get-togethers, weddings, birthdays, and other unique events. Kona Ice driver-servers need to have flexible schedules with a focused priority on meeting the needs of our customers. Being on time is a critical success factor. If you consistently ask for more hours, step up to fill in for others when needed, and want to make a lot of money then working here is a perfect fit. Working with children is non-negotiable.
Kona Ice Driver Responsibilities:
- Maintain a safe, secure, and pleasant work environment and work well with other team members
- Drive safely to scheduled events and greet customers courteously
- Provide superior service to clients and customers with speed and accuracy
- Comply with the hygiene, health, and sanitation guidelines
- Perform basic cleaning of trucks
- Complete beginning and end-of-shift prepping and stocking
- Must be able to read, count, and accurately complete documentation
- Communicate maintenance & inventory needs to appropriate staff
Benefits: Tips Flexible scheduleFUN environment Advancement opportunities
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