Parts Delivery Driver

Posted 18 days ago

keeler automotive holdingsRidgefield (CT)

Light Truck Drivers Motor Vehicle Supplies and New Parts Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

BMW Parts Delivery DriverBMW of Ridgefield prides itself on giving you the automotive career you've always wanted. Having won the Center of Excellence award multiple years, we understand the importance of customer satisfaction and extend that same mentality to our employees. At BMW of Ridgefield, you can expect to work on a team of dedicated and professional individuals. Our 50,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility provides an excellent working environment for our teams. Our company is looking to keep our Wholesale Parts department growing and we are looking for a full time parts delivery driver. BMW of Ridgefield, a six-time Center of Excellence winner, is recognized as one of the top BMW Centers in the country.

What We Offer:

(Full Time only)
Medical and dental 401KShort term disability
Life insurance
Paid holidays
Frequent company gatherings
Community outreach programs

Responsibilities:

On time delivery of parts
Courteous interaction with customers
Accurately fill orders from our warehouse
Keep accurate delivery route sheets
Communication with dispatch on whereabouts
Accepting returns from shops
Assist with morning stock orders

Requirements:

7 years driving experience
Clean and valid driver's license
Able to lift items up to 50 pounds
Reliable & trustworthy
PlusesPrevious experience with BMW

Please note: We drug test and do background checks.

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