BEER Delivery Driver (Wisconsin)
fabiano brothersSchofield (WI)
About the role
Beer Delivery Driver (Wisconsin) Join our outstanding CDL A Delivery Team at Fabiano Brothers! This is an incredible opportunity that you don't want to miss! Even if you don't currently hold a CDL Class A license but are interested in a driving position, Fabiano Brothers will help you obtain one. Why Drivers Choose This Job:4-day workweek (TuesdayFriday) Home every night no overnights Weekly pay Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage 401k Plan with Employer MatchSafety incentives + wellness program Employee discounts + optional pet insurance
What You'll Do:
- Drive a CDL A truck and deliver beer to customers
- Unload product (cases & kegs) at each stop
- Pick up returns and complete invoices
- Collect payments and balance receipts
- Provide professional customer service
What You'll Need:
- CDL Class A license
- Good driving record
- Ability to perform physical, hands-on work throughout your shift
- Comfortable with a job that is 80% physical labor and 20% driving
- Ability to lift 100+ lbs regularly (kegs up to 170 lbs)
- Strong customer service skills
- Reliable attendance
- Who This Job Is Great For:
- People who like to stay active and work with their hands
- Individuals who enjoy physical work
- Drivers who don't want to sit behind the wheel all day
- Fabiano Brothers: Our Story
Fabiano Brothers is a family-owned beer wholesaler with over 135 years of service to our distribution communities. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional sales, delivery, and customer service, ensuring our teams are efficient, reliable, and attentive to customer needs.
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