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Vending Route Driver

Posted 2 days ago

pepsicoNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$25 to $34 per hour

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About the role

PepsiCo is seeking Delivery Drivers / Vending Product Delivery Drivers to deliver beverages, snacks, and vending products to retail stores, businesses, and vending machine locations on an assigned route. Drivers are responsible for loading their delivery truck, driving an assigned route, delivering product to stores and vending locations, stocking shelves or vending machines, rotating product, collecting payments where required, and maintaining accurate delivery and inventory records. Drivers also build product displays, ensure vending machines are fully stocked and operational, and maintain positive relationships with store managers and business owners. This position typically pays $25 to $34 per hour or $55,000 to $75,000 per year, with opportunities for overtime pay, route bonuses, performance bonuses, and commission for vending or product sales depending on the route and location. Drivers must safely operate a company delivery truck, follow DOT regulations when applicable, use handheld devices to track deliveries and inventory, and follow company safety and merchandising standards. Drivers are responsible for meeting delivery schedules, maintaining inventory accuracy, and ensuring vending machines and store shelves are stocked according to company standards. Full-time employees may be eligible for benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) with company match, pension benefits in some locations, paid time off, paid holidays, company uniforms, and opportunities for advancement into Route Sales Representative or management roles. Some routes may also offer commission pay, route bonuses, and safety bonuses.

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