Ice Cream Delivery Driver

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root cellar cafe cateringNew Braunfels (TX)

Driver/Sales Workers Ice Cream and Frozen Dessert Manufacturing

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Ice Cream Driver Job Description: We are looking for a hard-working person with a positive attitude. We pride ourselves on the quality of our customer service, and we want our employees to handle each customer with care, patience, and attentiveness. Some of the main responsibilities of a delivery driver in our shop are to safely delivery ice cream to our shops, organize and effectively manage your time to delivery before our shops open for the day, coordinate to ensure the correct amount is being delivered daily. If you're someone who's motivated, friendly, energetic, responsible, and who loves ice cream, you might be our perfect candidate, and we hope you apply for this position. For your excellent service, our shop provides you with great compensation, work experience, and growth opportunities. Responsibilities of an Ice Cream Driver: Available for 4-5 hour long shfits at least 6 days a week for our busy season. Weekend availability is required! Washing and sanitizing dishes after deliveries. Delivery any dry goods or cleaning items to the shops that might need restocking. Ensure timely deliveries during day shifts and weekend availability. Handle products with care to maintain quality and freshness. Responsible and safe driving practices!

Ice Cream Driver Requirements: Able to lift 30 - 50 pounds. Flexible schedule with weekend availability. Team player who has the ability to follow instructions. Self-starter and can work with and without direct supervision. Reliable transportation. Active personal car insurance. Closed-toe slip resistant shoes. Valid Food Handler's Certification. Work schedule Monday to Friday Weekend availability Day shift

Benefits: Employee discount Paid training

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