Catering Delivery Driver in Beavercreek, OH

Posted 10 days ago

meals nowDayton (OH)

Light Truck Drivers Caterers

SENIORITY

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SALARY

$25

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About the role

Catering Delivery Driver Meals NowPay Range: Minimum of $25 Markets: Beavercreek, OH Type: Independent Contractor High-Standard Delivery Partner Focus: Catering Delivery Only (No fast food, groceries, or gig stacking) Meals Now is not a typical gig app. We're a white-glove catering delivery company trusted by top national brands. Our drivers are an extension of our clients' brands clean, professional, and consistent.

What You'll Do:

Pick up large catering orders from premium restaurant partners
Deliver and set up food in office buildings, hospitals, schools, and event venues
Represent Meals Now and the restaurant with professionalism, punctuality, and courtesy
Follow delivery instructions with precision and care
Take clean setup photos at drop-off

Requirements:

Reliable car, van, or SUV (No bikes or scooters)
Catering bag / XXXL Hot bags
Valid driver's license & insurance
Smartphone with internet/data
Available for weekday morning and lunch shifts (8:00 AM - 11:00 PM EST business hours)
Professional appearance (No gym clothes, hoodies, or slides)
Must be comfortable with setup and light lifting
CompensationPaid per delivery: Minimum of $25 Paid the next day via Gig safe
We're Looking for Top-Tier Drivers
We work with a limited group of high-performing drivers in each market. If you're dependable, communicative, and take pride in your work we'd love to meet you

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