Route Sales Representative

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taylor linen servicesBirmingham (AL)

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About the role

Job Description: Join the Taylor Linen Team — Be the Face of Exceptional Service! Must have previous route experience At Taylor Linen, a proud family-owned business, our mission is simple: to safely produce and deliver the highest level of quality and service to our customers. We're looking for positive, outgoing individuals who are ready to help us bring that mission to life every day. We're currently hiring for a Route Representative — a dynamic, customer-facing role that’s ideal for someone who enjoys building relationships, solving problems, and being on the move. Who makes a great candidate? You have experience in sales and delivery. You were a high school athlete, maybe with some college experience. You thrive in physically demanding and mentally challenging environments. You enjoy interacting with people and take pride in providing real value. As a Route Rep, you won’t just deliver linen — you’ll deliver a complete solution to meet each customer’s needs. You’ll be the reason customers choose Taylor Linen again and again. Think of this role as running your own mini-franchise: you'll have the freedom, responsibility, and autonomy to grow your route like it's your own business. Join Taylor Linen — and see what a family-owned difference really feels like.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: 401(k)401(k) matching Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Experience: Linen/Uniform Route delivery: 1 year (Required)
Work Location: In person

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