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Domino's in Florida is seeking a Customer Service Rep to greet customers, take orders, and ensure a clean store. Candidates should have strong customer service skills and basic math abilities.
The position offers flexible schedules and opportunities for growth within the company. If you enjoy working in a fun, fast-paced environment and have energy, this role is ideal for you.
Full-time
Locally owned and veteran-operated, we’re proud to serve our community fresh, delicious Domino’s pizza with speed, precision, and care. Our people—both customers and team members—always come first, because great service starts with great relationships. We live here, work here, and give back here—supporting schools, local teams, and first responders. Quality food, friendly service, and community pride in every order.
Got energy? Got people skills? Want a schedule that works with you, not against you? Whether you’re looking for part-time, full-time, or just a second job for extra cash, Domino’s is the perfect place to make, bake, and take pizzas during the busiest (and most fun) hours of the day and night.
Standing & Walking – Most work is done while standing; walking short distances on tile or linoleum floors.
Lifting & Carrying – Unload deliveries (cases up to 50 lb), lift cases from floor level to shelves up to 72 in. High. Carry items such as large cans & cases, pizza sauce (30 lb), or dough trays (12 lb each, often 3 at a time).
Pushing & Pulling – Move stacked trays on dollies (requires up to 7.5 lb of force). May also pull trays as needed.
Climbing – Occasionally climb stairs or ladders to change signage, clean, or perform maintenance.
Stooping, Bending, Crouching & Squatting – Bend forward at the waist frequently (e.g., pizza assembly station, stocking, cleaning). Crouch or squat occasionally to clean or stock low areas.
Reaching – Frequent reaching up, down, and forward. Occasionally reach above 72 in for oven controls, signage, or shelves. Reach down for tasks like scooping cornmeal or washing dishes.
Hand Tasks – Continuous hand use and eye‑hand coordination required. Shaping dough, operating ovens, cutting pizzas, assembling boxes, and handling phones, cans, or tools. Frequent and forceful use of forearms, wrists, and fingers.