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E-Corp, Inc. in Colorado is seeking a full-time delivery driver based in Englewood. You will drive company-owned box trucks and vans, no CDL required, 40 hours per week, 4 days Tue-Fri, 7am–5pm, with a $800 weekly salary and bi-weekly pay.
You’ll join a small family-owned team with 2 other drivers and 7 sales reps, report to the warehouse manager and CEO, and receive benefits after 2 months, plus PTO after 6 months and 1 year.
Job Description
Hiring for full-time delivery driver position in Colorado, based in Englewood.
Salaried position of $800 per week, 40 hours per week. (4 days a week: Tuesday-Friday, 10-hour days) Typical day is 7am to 5pm.
Paid bi-weekly.
Benefits after 2 months of employment with Kaiser and Delta Dental. Employee pays 30% of the costs, employer pays 70%.
Days off: After 6 months of employment, receive 2 paid days off. After 1 year of employment, receive 7 days paid time off.
Will drive company-owned box trucks and vans, NO CDL is required.
E-Corp, Inc. We are a small family-owned company that imports, warehouses, and delivers alcohol to liquor stores and restaurants. You would report to a warehouse manager and the company's CEO. There are 2 other full-time drivers, and 7 sales reps.
A typical workday involves coming to the warehouse around 7am (or later depending on your route that day), collecting your stops for the day from the warehouse manager, routing your stops in the most efficient manner, then pulling the items listed on the invoices and loading your truck. Can be 10 stops or 20 stops depending on the day. Fridays tend to be heaviest. Interact with the receiver at each location to get items checked-in while keeping a courteous demeanor. At the end of the day you come back to the warehouse, fuel-up, clean out the truck, unload any items left in the truck, and return the truck to its parking spot. Check in with the warehouse manager. If there are orders to be pulled for the next day, then pull those orders to shorten the next morning's pull job. Fairly straight-forward job.