Delivery Driver - Full Time & Part Time

Posted 10 days ago

gourmet gorillaChicago (IL)

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Gourmet Gorilla Delivery Driver A fast-growing, mission-driven healthy school meal foodservice company is seeking a reliable & friendly delivery driver to join our energetic team. The ideal driver will possess super customer service skills and flexibility to work with Gourmet Gorilla staff and school administration. In this position, you will have the opportunity to gain skills and experience, grow within the company, and help us achieve our mission of providing nutritious meals to all children. You should have strong moral character, with a willingness and appreciation for open dialogue and transparency. Must have valid drivers license. Applicant must have a clean driving record, reliable, presentable, can do attitude as well as attention to detail and timeliness. Please inquire with resume and cover letter. Background checks are conducted.
Essential Duties:
  • Packing truck with delivery items
  • Checking and confirming delivery items
  • Deliveries in and around Chicago
  • Delivering quality customer service to schools
Job Details: Full-Time Position Hours: 5:30am 1pm (approx) Part-Time: 5:30am - 10am (approx).
Days: Monday Friday
Location: 833 W. Haines St. Chicago, ILStart: Immediately
Starting Pay: $20/hr.
Requirements:
  • Must have a valid drivers' license
  • Clean driving record & background check
  • Applicant must be reliable, punctual, presentable
  • Knowledge of Chicagoland streets and geography a plus
  • Ability to lift up to 75 lbs and occasionally climb stairs
  • Ability to complete basic administrative tasks

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