The Delivery Driver is responsible for delivering products safely and courteously while following traffic laws, company safety procedures, and image standards. The driver must know the delivery area, make a cash drop after every delivery, and never leave on a delivery carrying more than $20. Drivers should project a positive image, handle customer concerns graciously, and do what they can to impress, delight, and satisfy customers. Before delivering, drivers must have the necessary equipment ready, including a full tank of gas, a complete uniform, and a lit car-top sign after dark. Their vehicle must be safe and well maintained. Drivers must report pressure to drive unsafely to the safety hotline and the owner or supervisor, maintain a good driving record, and promptly inform their manager of changes to that record. The role also assists with store operations, including answering phones, making pizzas, preparing and stocking food and beverages, folding boxes, preparing coupons, cleaning surfaces, sweeping and mopping floors, and other maintenance tasks assigned by the manager. The position involves outdoor work while delivering and indoor work around cooking heat. The driver uses their own automobile, food-preparation equipment, cleaning equipment and supplies, and boxes. Physical activities include frequent sitting, standing, walking, and constant driving, along with occasional lifting, carrying, reaching, twisting, bending, squatting, climbing, and pushing or pulling. The driver may be asked to help lift or carry heavy items.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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