Delivery Driver
jimmy jazzJanesville (WI)
$44,850 per year
ApplyAbout the role
Base Pay $22.00 - $23.00 / Hour
Employee Type Non-Exempt
Required Degree High school Be the Final Step in Turning a House into a Home.* $1000 Signing Bonus! *
Who we are:
BostonFAM is an Employee-Owned furniture retail company with a fantastic culture of personal development. We like to say we are a personal development company that happens to sell furniture, appliances, and mattresses. Our Customer WHY is "improving the quality of people’s lives be creating amazing rooms together". Put Employee- Owner WHY is "improving the quality of our owners lives through personal development and supporting our dreams and goals".Starting pay of $22-$23 per hour!
About The Role:
The Furniture Delivery Driver is responsible for safely and efficiently transporting furniture and home goods to customers while providing exceptional service and care. This role involves loading and unloading merchandise, ensuring items are delivered without damage, and assisting with assembly or placement as needed. The driver represents the company on every delivery, maintaining a professional appearance and positive attitude while interacting with customers. What you will be doing each day
Deliver merchandise in a timely and professional manner, without damage to merchandise or customer’s property
Ability to provide customer with knowledgeable and polite customer service; including meeting quality standards for services and evaluation of customer satisfaction
Consistently looking for ways meet and succeed customer satisfaction
Follow relevant safety regulations and state laws governing vehicle operation and ensure that passengers follow safety regulations
Follow company safety procedures for vehicle operation. What You Should Know
This is a physically demanding role that requires regularly lifting, carrying, and moving furniture and home goods weighing up to 100–150 pounds.
You will work a 4-day work week, providing an extra day off while maintaining a full-time schedule.
Drivers typically average 35–50 hours per week, depending on delivery volume, routes, and seasonal business needs.
You will spend most of your workday on the road delivering merchandise and interacting directly with customers, making strong customer service skills essential.
A valid driver's license is required. For Illinois-based drivers, a Class C endorsement is required, and the company will assist qualified candidates in obtaining it. A CDL is preferred but not required.
Experience operating a box truck or larger vehicle (26 feet or more) is preferred.
Safety is a top priority. Drivers are expected to follow all company safety procedures, vehicle operation guidelines, and applicable state regulations. We are looking for individuals with
Ability to work as a team, establish priorities, and be professional
Ability to maintain a positive professional attitude with peers and management
Ability to provide superior customer service to all customers
Valid driver’s license, CDL preferred but not required Illinois drivers license; Class C endorsement required (company will assist with obtaining).Experience with a box truck or something larger than 26 feet preferred
Ability to lift and move heavy objects weighing 100-150 pounds What we offer
Personal and Professional Development opportunities
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
Paid-Time Off
Birthday off with pay
Educational Reimbursement
401K retirement plan with company match
Health, Life, Dental, and Vision Insurance
Long, short term disability insurance
Health and Wellness Program
Fun company activities - involvement in the community! BostonFAM is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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