Driver Assistant
primary staffingChicago (IL)
About the role
Driver Assistant Join a reputable company as a dependable and hardworking Driver Assistant to support delivery operations. This physically active role is perfect for someone who enjoys being on the move and contributing to a team. Youll assist drivers in delivering tortillas to restaurants and stores, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries while providing excellent customer service.
Responsibilities:
- Assist drivers in loading and unloading delivery trucks.
- Verify and organize delivery items to ensure accuracy before departure.
- Deliver tortillas to restaurants, stores, and other customer locations, ensuring timely and efficient service.
- Handle invoices, receipts, and other paperwork accurately.
- Maintain a clean and organized delivery vehicle during and after each route.
- Communicate professionally with customers and address questions or concerns.
- Assist with mapping and navigating delivery routes.
- Follow safety protocols during handling and delivery.
- Perform general labor tasks such as lifting, carrying, and stacking items.
- Support drivers in handling on-the-road issues or schedule changes.
- Additional Requirements for Indianapolis Location:
- Shifts are 10 to 12 hours long.
- Must be available to travel outside the state and stay overnight depending on route needs.
- Days off are on Tuesdays.
General Requirements:
Ability to lift and carry 2550 lbs.
Frequent bending, reaching, and standing throughout the shift.
Comfortable working in different weather conditions.
Previous experience in delivery, warehouse, or customer service is a plus.
Steel toe boots required.
Ready to join a team that values hard work and dedication?
Apply today!
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