Davenport - CDL Warehouse Delivery Driver Part Time

Posted 18 days ago

imperial companiesDavenport (IA)

Light Truck Drivers Local Messengers and Local Delivery

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$20.00 - $27.00 Hourly

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Davenport - CDL Warehouse Delivery Driver Part Time Davenport - Davenport, IA 52806 Salary Range $20.00 - $27.00 Hourly Level Experienced Position Type Part Time Job Shift 2nd Shift - Evening Work Category Transportation

Description: CDL - Class B - Transport Vehicle - Local RoutePart Time Evenings 4 or 5 hours a night, Sunday thru ThursdaysWHO WE ARE:Imperial began as a one-man coffee company serving Tulsa. Our tremendous growth in traditional vending, micro markets, catering, corporate dining, and coffee services is made possible by our commitment to unmatched service, customer relationships, and cutting-edge technology. For us, everything comes down to making sure our customers are receiving World Class Service. We focus on understanding and fulfilling their needs.

Benefits include: Health, Dental, Life, AFLAC, 401k, Vacation, & Holidays.

WHAT YOU WILL DO: Work Sunday through Thursdays, evenings. Friday and Saturday off. Pull all loads and product for route trucks, lift and load on/off trucks Check all deliveries and compare to paperwork before signing off on them Drive CDL truck for delivery

Physical requirements:

Lifting of 50 pounds or more, overhead reaching, stooping, bending, stairs, standing, walking, regular on time attendance.
Clean Driving record, safe driving history
QualificationsWHAT WE LOOK FOR:Prior warehouse experience, shipping, receiving, inventory, stocking, driving, equipment operator (pallet jack, forklift, floor scrubber)
Works closely with route drivers, managers and delivery drivers.
Adaptable, Cooperative, Responsible, Diligent, Attention to Detail

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