CDL DRIVER
braumsTuttle (OK)
$28.00 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
There's a lot of hard work that goes into a dip of Braum's Ice Cream or a glass of Braum's Milk. The very heart of the Braum operation is the Braum Family Farm located in Tuttle, Oklahoma. This 10,000 acre working family farm is home to Braum's private dairy herd, milk barn, processing plant, bakery and warehouse distribution facility, truck maintenance facility, and water treatment plant. Position: CDL Driver Compensation: $28.00 per hour. 50 plus hours per week Braum's drivers execute the company's strategy of delivering quality products and promote the company vision, mission and values. Drivers main responsibility will be the timely and safe delivery of products to each store. A typical route consist of driving to 2-3 stores and unloading products for approximatly 4 hours and then driving back to the Tuttle location. Lift gates are used instead of ramps to unload products to make unloading easier and safer for the driver.
Work Schedule:
Night shift available 4 days on and 2 days off rotating schedule. This is a same day delivery route that will have you home every day. If your experience demonstrates the following traits & abilities, we would like to hear from you! One year of verifiable experience driving a manual Great customer service skills and positive attitude. Must be 23 years old.
Benefits:
Medical insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401k retirement planning with company match Short-Term Disability insurance Paid vacations Product discounts and MORE!If qualified, please apply here. For questions, please text or call. Braum's is an equal opportunity employerA criminal background and MVR check are required as part of the onboarding process.
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