Delivery Driver(03304) 1441 Broadway

Domino's•City of Schenectady, NY

About The Position

Domino’s Pizza is hiring delivery drivers to make deliveries using their own vehicle. Drivers can listen to their own music while driving and earn an hourly wage, tips, and mileage reimbursement. The company is willing to train candidates on the job. Part-time work and flexible schedules are available. Tips and mileage are paid at the end of each shift, and hourly wages are paid weekly. Full-time employees are eligible for health benefits after six months. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, hold a valid driver’s license, and have the required verifiable driving history for their age. Candidates must have a consistent work history, meet company compliance requirements, and be able to safely drive in close quarters and congested traffic. The position frequently requires lifting 20 pounds. Food or beverage transport experience is a plus. Drivers must also meet the stated driving-record standards, including limits on violations and at-fault accidents, and must not have any of the listed disqualifying violations.

Requirements

At least 18 years of age.
Valid driver’s license.
At least two years of verifiable driving experience, subject to the stated age-specific driving-history requirements.
Consistent work history.
Ability to meet company compliance requirements regarding MVR, DOT, CSA, and/or criminal background checks.
Ability to lift 20 pounds frequently.
Ability to safely maneuver a vehicle in close quarters and heavily congested traffic areas.
Meet the stated driving-record standards: no more than two driving-related violations in the preceding two years, no more than three in the preceding three years, and no more than one at-fault accident in the preceding three years.
No disqualifying driving violations, including leaving the scene of an accident, hit and run, reckless driving, drug- or alcohol-related driving violations, vehicular homicide or assault, unlawful racing or exhibition driving, or eluding or attempting to elude an officer.
A learner’s permit period may only count toward driving history if documented by an appropriate governmental authority; an officially stated license is required.