FG-Delivery - Driver/Warehouse
johnson brothersFargo (ND)
$28.52/hour
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Posted 6 days ago
johnson brothersFargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$28.52/hour
About the role
CDL Class A Delivery Driver Johnson Brothers is a leading family-owned distributor of wine, spirits, and beer, delivering exceptional service since 1953. We proudly represent the world's top beverage brands and are committed to excellence, innovation, and growth. Johnson Brothers offers exciting opportunities in a variety of areas. Join our passionate team and help shape the future of the beverage industry! Competitive Pay! $28.52/hour + $2.00/hour driver premium. We are currently offering a $1,500 sign on bonus after 90 days! 4 Day WORK WEEK! 1 overnight with all expenses paid and able to work some Saturdays, as needed. 40 hours per week plus overtime!
Job Description: Loading/unloading truck
- Timely route delivery with numerous stops
- Delivering product into stores using a two-wheeler or other means
- Handling customer payments
- Making sure paperwork is correctly completed and collected
- Providing excellent customer service
Job Requirements: Must possess a valid Class A CDL with air brake endorsement
- Previous Delivery Driving experience
- A good driving record
- Heavy repetitive lifting is involved, must be able to lift up to 65 lbs. repeatedly
- Good math skills
- Good knowledge of the Bismarck and surrounding area
- Detail oriented
- Self motivated, work independently and self managed to meet deadlines
- High School diploma or GED*Must be 21 years of ageEEO Statement:
Johnson Brothers is an equal opportunity employer, committed to fair treatment and hiring based on qualifications. We prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, military status, or any other protected status under applicable laws.
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