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Driver / Unloader

Posted 2 days ago

labormax tacoma waSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Junior

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Job Description Job Description Job Summary We are seeking a dependable and safety-focused CDL Class A or B Driver to transport food supplies and commodities between designated locations in the Seattle area. The ideal candidate is punctual, organized, and comfortable making multiple deliveries and pickups throughout the shift with great time management skills.
Responsibilities: Safely operate a commercial delivery truck along assigned routes. Pick up and deliver food supplies, sealed meals, bins, sleeves, and chef pallets. Complete multiple stops throughout the shift, following the designated delivery schedule. Load, unload, and move delivery items as needed. Communicate professionally with kitchen staff and receiving personnel. Complete pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections. Maintain accurate delivery records and follow all safety procedures. Keep the truck and delivery areas clean and organized.
Qualifications: Valid Class A or Class B CDL.Clean and acceptable driving record. Previous commercial driving or delivery experience preferred. Ability to safely load, unload, and handle delivery materials. Strong time-management skills and attention to detail. Reliable attendance and ability to work independently. Ability to work scheduled days
Schedule Details: Day route: Approximately 8:00 AM-5:30 PM.Routes involve repeated pickups and deliveries/ Unloading with a Manuel Pallet Jack. Must be comfortable with a fast-paced, multi-stop delivery route. Apply today! If you are a reliable CDL A Driver or CDL B Driver looking for a consistent route and a hands-on delivery position, we encourage you to apply.

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