wait to hear from you! We are hiring full and part-time delivery drivers. Responsibilities: • Make delivery reports as needed• Review orders before and after delivery to ensure accuracy• Deliver products to customers while following assigned routes and local traffic laws • Transport, and deliver new products to clients in a safe and timely manner• Communicate with clients in a polite and professional manner to provide an exceptional customer experience Qualifications: • Valid U.
S. driver’s license in your state and clean driving record required• High school graduate or equivalent experience• Commercial driver’s license (CDL) strongly desired• Lift at minimum 25 pounds• Delivery driver
or related job experience preferred Compensation: $15 - $20 hourly About Company: We are a wine/liquor/beer distributor and importer that has local and national deliveries daily.
We receive shipments and orders that are palletized from around the world and we store and deliver these products in DC, MD, and VA. We have 3 Peterbilt & 1 Kennworth Diesel Tractor (with Trailer) and Several Delivery Vans.
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