Pharmaceutical Delivery Driver (Lincoln, NE) SDS-Rx

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sdsrxLincoln (NE)

Light Truck Drivers Local Messengers and Local Delivery

SENIORITY

Mid

About the role

Become an SDS Pharmaceutical Delivery Driver If you have a spotless driving record, a dependable vehicle and the drive to come through for people in need, please fill out our driver form to become one of our delivery contractors. We are looking for evening route drivers to run 2-3 routes week. Routes depart at 5:30pm, Monday-Friday, 4pm on Saturdays Advantages of Contracting with SDS-Rx Drive with Purpose – important medical deliveries to people in need Drive packages, not people – never worry about who’s getting in your car

Responsibilities: Follow delivery routes and time schedules for accepted routes/jobs. Deliver a variety of pharmaceuticals and equipment. Use own vehicle to complete accepted delivery jobs. Load and unload totes/bags. Totes/bags are generally under 20lbs Handle delivery paperwork as instructed. Use own smartphone to enter delivery information.

Qualifications: 21 or older. Valid driver’s license for at least 3 years No more than 3 combine at-fault accidents and/or moving violations in the past 3 years Own your own vehicle. This route requires a 2011 or newer larger Sedan, SUV or Minivan. Carry current vehicle insurance and can meet $100/300k Bodily Injury coverage minimum requirement. Can pass a criminal background check, motor vehicle record check and drug screen. #Tier 3

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